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[Eileen Yuhas <kfd_yuhas@K12.MECDC.NET>]

A student claims this sonnet as his own work. His English teacher doubts
that it is the student's work but lacks the proof. If anyone is familiar
with this please let me know ASAP. TIA

Oft' Times, I Doth Stand Alone In Nature's Wonder

Oft' times I doth stand alone in nature's wonder,
On sun flecked banks, perchance in a shade patched glen,
In the frosty coils of winter or fall's golden leaves and thunder,
Oh my heart love, I again will see you when?
Your hair in mind's eye golden as the ripened corn,
The alabaster hand, the shadow of your faded, absent smile,
The softest blush of dawn pink that your cheeks adorn,
I'm so broken since you're gone for such a while.
Thy visage which I ever held divine,
I hold so dear to me through all season of the year,
I'm called to worship at your body's inner shrine,
The mighty oak, the river of my soul, all call you here.
I swear you this, Love, though days pass like grim soldiers on parade,
Your love, the light that shines so strong in me, will never fade.

Again, TIA


Eileen Yuhas, Librarian
DeSales H.S.
Columbus, Ohio
kfd_yuhas@k12.mecdc.net

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