When I called you in your garden
Mango blooms were rich in fragranc
Why did you remain so distant,
Keep your doors so tightly fastene
Blossoms grew to ripe fruit—cluste

Mother, I do want to leave off my
book all the morning.
You say it is only twelve o’clock.
can’t you ever think it is afterno
o’clock?

Over the green and yellow rice-fie
The bees forget to sip their honey
The ducks in the islands of the ri
Let none go back home, brothers, t
Let us take the blue sky by storm

Leave off your works, bride. List
Do you hear, he is gently shaking
Let not your anklets be loud, and
Leave off your works, bride, the g
No, it is not the wind, bride. Do

Thou hast made me endless, such is
vessel thou emptiest again and aga
This little flute of a reed thou h
and hast breathed through it melod
At the immortal touch of thy hands

Your questioning eyes are sad. T
I have bared my life before your e
If it were only a gem I could bre
If it were only a flower, round an
But it is a heart, my beloved. W

I thought that my voyage had come
at the last limit of my power,—tha
that provisions were exhausted
and the time come to take shelter
But I find that thy will knows no

Why do you sit there on the floor
mother dear?
The rain is coming in through the
wet, and you don’t mind it.
Do you hear the gong striking four

Thou hast made me known to friends
Thou hast given me seats in homes
Thou hast brought the distant near
I am uneasy at heart when I have
I forget that there abides the old

Love, my heart longs day and night
Sweep me away like a storm; take e
In that devastation, in the utter
Alas for my vain desire! Where i