Sonnet #34

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You sealed my faith with a ring of pure gold

What a fancy piece to wear in the cold

For when my bones are brittle and age old

I can but only find some peace in you

And when our children's children hear our tale

The ants would dance at tender skin so pale

Beyond the mountains and the rivers sail

Their fantasies filled with youth's majesty

And the gold ring my only daughter bore

For in the winter night's it hold the cure

And when her tender heart it reassures

The loving man besides her stirs in bed

He senses the devilry of the ring

It made me kill my man that wretched thing


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