An Errant – his Apology
An Errant – his Apology Fair and hurriedly, my eyes and their chase, Every corner and nook, of this gloomy maze, Mindless and astray, and with my wild eyes! Probing in and around, aye beyond the skies! Sports and gambol hadst taken me away, I was an errant, my thoughts very astray, Aye I wilt venture and someone may say, And unveil, wherein ambushed; I did lay! My quivering eyes review it, from a tower, My foe had crouched, in greenwood bower, Where the hateful sloth, arose from the lair, And engulfed me, into the bewitching glare! Ah it lured me; soon into its haven bright, That world of leisure, this ease and flight, Stealthily, those moments slithered away, A soul was swapped for a dumpling of clay! My life was like a ferry, on the oceans afloat, Many an enticement, and attractions to dote, I were to plot the lines, the right or the wrong, Currents were seldom low, very ...