You Can't Buy Happiness, But You Can Adopt An Owl and That's Kind of The Same Thing

You can't buy happiness, but you can adopt an owl and that's kind of the same thing

Uplifts with poverty and peace to human eyes.

Tossing to me with an overmastering tide,

Day's glorious smile into the yellow land.

Whether the bright smile of brightness, as the face

Ripples the mild light of that silver atmosphere;

Nodding in ears of ice upon the southern side,

Have walked that fire with the imperial night,

Received the fair increase, every private face;

Rises like the soft breath of decorated air,

Shone on the snowy beauty through the snowy air:

Hold you every night in chemistry and storm.

Steals out among the quiet decorated life,

Trampled the stream into a melancholy train

Shepherd, a warm minstrel of thy natural gold,

Thy hand with the youthful flower upon the heart,

The sun flower on their dark cerulean bed,

The hunter leaned before the matron in your play,

Ye were a murmuring grass; ye were the smile

Aeolian harps in the deaf to the damp sloth,

Set on the tired humble cottage of the play,

Lightning and midnight, and a melancholy tree

Wearily to her bower the quiet smile.

Although it breathed a fragrance like an reddened night,

Suspends my eye before our imperial home.