Consider Certain Gaits Of Wander's Ways – Sonnet Seven

Consider certain gaits of wander's ways,
That stride to find in certain hides discern.
Consider every path and where conveys
The wanderings and every stride’s return.

How sweet the path that through her river runs,
That guides my strides in always finding new
On flowered banks in catch of evening sun,
The catch of striding wanderer's pursue.

How gait must change at evening storms' approach,
How stridings must proceed the torrent’s swell.
The striding must in gait excel encroach
And wander breach the rush of storm’s expel.

As flowered banks, from storm’s pass wetting, shine
Can wander’s gait discern the hides divine.