Life of my life, I shall ever try
that thy living touch is upon all
I shall ever try to keep all untru
that thou art that truth which has
I shall ever try to drive all evil

They clamour and fight, they doubt
to their wrangling.
Let your life come amongst them li
child, unflickering and pure, and
They are cruel in their greed and

O mad, superbly drunk;
If you kick open your doors and pl
If you empty your bag in a night,
If you walk in curious paths and p
Reck not rhyme or reason;

In desperate hope I go and search
My house is small and what once ha
But infinite is thy mansion, my lo
I stand under the golden canopy of
I have come to the brink of eterni

I love you, beloved. Forgive me
Like a bird losing its way I am c
When my heart was shaken it lost i
If you cannot love me, beloved, fo
Do not look askance at me from afa

The night was dark when she went a
The night is dark now, and I call
darling; the world is asleep; and
for a moment while stars are gazin
She went away when the trees were

Where is heaven? you ask me, my ch
beyond the limits of birth and dea
and night; it is not of the earth.
But your poet knows that its etern
space, and it strives evermore to

Art thou abroad on this stormy nig
on thy journey of love, my friend?
The sky groans like one in despair
I have no sleep tonight.
Ever and again I open my door and

Day after day he comes and goes aw
Go, and give him a flower from my
If he asks who was it that sent it
He sits on the dust under the tree
Spread there a seat with flowers a

In the beginning of time, there ro
dream two women. One is the dancer
desired of men, she who laughs and
from their cold meditations and of
scatters them like seeds with care