O Beauty, thou art the tallest tree
In the jungles and forests of my desire
Dwelling under thy far spread canopy
I muse and verse upon thee until I tire
Upon thy natural, enchanting sight
Thy sweet and tempting, illustrious wiles
Which immerse my Heart in sheer delight
An undulating ocean of unchartered miles
Prithee Love, impart the knowledge
Of your overgrown and unkempt heart
In jungles of joy I go to forage
Intrepid, I, diligent, depart
     When my lovelorn spirit is shown your treasure
     It is vindicated for its endeavour