Deep Within the Deep - Sonnet 59

Your child will brave the heights of tallest trees

And conquer worlds beyond our reckoning;

The mountains will not serve a second king

When one crown resurrects our fallen dreams;

If sleep calls softly, asking you to dream

And picture in the world of the awake

All wonders and perceptions that you take

From deep within the deep, from what may seem,

Then, only then, will action play its part

In thunder or in wholly brightening

Display among an awestruck sunrising

For masters and for men a world apart;

Horizons are the goal, the movement, too,

To then behold, adorn what you may view.