The sonnet "Beauty" summary

The sonnet "Beauty" by E-Yeh-Shure

Summary:

The sonnet has three refrains, and each discusses the lovely things that could be seen, heard, and felt through the heart, separately. The principal verse discusses the excellent things that could be found in the day time, like the trees, birds, individuals working in the fields, or them moving for the gather. The subsequent refrain discusses the brilliant things that could be heard as the night progressed, for example, the breeze moaning, precipitation falling, or a sincere melody by an artist. The third verse discusses how the magnificence is inside us. Carrying out beneficial things and having glad contemplations while working, dreaming, and resting will make us significantly more excellent. Along these lines, the sonnet depicts how magnificence is available around and inside us.

 

 BEAUTY

 
by "E-Yeh-Shure"

Beauty is seen
In the sunlight,
The trees, the birds,
Corn developing and people working
Or on the other hand moving for their gather.

Beauty is heard
In the evening,
Wind murmuring, precipitation falling,
Or on the other hand an artist reciting
Anything vigorously.

Beauty is in yourself.
Great deeds, cheerful contemplations
That rehash the same thing
In your fantasies,
In your work,
And surprisingly in your rest.