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, As this summer's heat From the ever-burning heart of heaven. Not heaven alone; The earth, the air, flowers, and leaves Filled with passion that knows no slaking, Yet tranquil like sleep's dream-billowed sea. More than dream-billowed sea this love that I bring, Its boistrous waves seek the firmament of your yielding; While your heart-beats' arrows seek to slay my heart a'beating, As I inhale the fragrance of your breath and hair; And pour the perfume of my soul On your sun-bathed feet. 13 Why this return? Why this sunlight When all seemed without sun? Whence this call? I cannot tell, Yet its mighty thralls. Hold me, haunt me Hour after hour, With its name of thee. All seems ended, The last light lost In the house of the dead. Yet with time's tide Rises thy face, My heart, my soul, my bride. Though poureth the rain, And sorrow clouds my sky, Yet not mine the pain. What I hear I can not tell, And what I fear, Will not endure: But thou returnest, O serene, O silent, O pure! 14 By the verge of the woodland, Where purling brooks loosen their brown tresses, Where the music of the breeze Is played on viols of the vines and trees, Thy soft words I hear Like songs from enchantment's strings. Ah, vanishing moments of ecstacy! Far-fleeing only to be nearer to my soul, Rest, rest awhile on the hillside of my echoing! Pour on it the sweet rain of thy words' melody Till they mingle and drown my tears Into thy kisses' passion-swept sea. 15 THE DREAM OF HIS SOUL The Dream of his Soul, in flesh and blood-- Not to possess, but only to see-- Was given him, for an hour: Ah, fool, he lingered longer,-- The Dream died like the shadow of a Star! 16 THE EURASIAN Indignity your part today, Suffering the guerdon of the gods; No country to claim your own, Nowhere to lay your head. The ocean of ignorance separates us; The snow-storm of commerce blinds the eye; Yet you must stand true, Bridge of blood and flesh between the West and East. In ages to come, when Man will love his brother, Irrespective of birth and breed; In the pantheon of the future, yours the immortal seat. Son of man, you
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