Only Can
Sonnet — An Invocation to the Master #344
Published on May 1, 2022
Only Can
Sonnet — An Invocation to the Master #344
How simple the first dreams were
As brooder and thinker and doer too,
By these deeds it seemed to be clear
That all fruits to one did accrue.
I woke from this dream for another
Where intent was king and will the captain,
Half-awake I did clamber this stair
Until this dream cast me out in disdain.
Ere long I laboured in a twilight
And found many hands not mine casting seeds
That turned my thoughts and ideals bright,
It seemed I am the work of many authors.
I know not yet how am eventually driven,
I only can remember Thee in incapacity and devotion.