Sonnet 29- William

ShakeSpeare

Yet
         in
                   these
                                thoughts
                                         myself
                                                 almost
                                                                                     despising,

Haply
I
think
on
thee,
and
then
my
state,

Like
         to
                 the
                        lark
                               at
                                         break
                                                   of
                                                           day
                                                                                               arising

From
sullen
earth
sings
hymns
at
heaven’s
gate;

For
       thy
                sweet
                      love
                                         remembered
                                                            such
                                                                    wealth
                                                                                                            brings

That
then
I
scorn
to
change
my
state
with
kings