THE night-long clamour of winds g… The forest rested, its foes withdr… On sounding ocean and silent hill There crept a sense of the coming… A bird awoke on a leaning limb

O GREY and dewy Twilight, Thou, who comest softly, bringing Silence sweeter than all music, Song of bird or mortal singing; Thou, who walkest with thy shadows

YOU stood beside the flowers, Yourself a flower; And on your face The twilight stayed another hour, It shone so pale;

WHEN the tide came surging in To the beach it bore Drift-wood and brown weeds '€” These '€” and nothing more! As the stranded weeds and wood

ALTHOUGH they sleep in alien g… Where, restlessly, chill winds we… When Peace has laid the cruel wav… They shall come home! Their spirit cannot die, though th…

WHEN I went to live in the littl… That stands on the hilltop alone, What touched me most of all Was neither roof nor wall, But the smooth, worn face of its o…

AS one singled out from his fello… Enchanted I roam Through night with its music and m… And sea-sheen and foam. ’Twas Beauty herself that awoke m…

WHEN the day was at its middle, Tired of limb and slow of pace, Came a fiddler with his fiddle To a crowded market place; Lying, cheating, boasting, braggin…

WHITE-TOOTHED is the Black… And ever, as he comes after, There is no sweetness in wine, Nor is there joyance in laughter. Red-tongued is the Black Hound,

WE galloped down the sodden track Close buttoned ‘gainst the wind; I took the lead with whip and spur… And Arnold rode behind. The skies were wild; a rending gal…

YOU of the past, are you present? Draw nearer! my heart is sore. Was yours the fall of the foot in… Was yours the face at the door? As I lifted my eyes I saw you;

THE hearts of the everlasting-flo… Shall steal the gold o’ the sun When the winter rains have done th… And the winter days are done, And the desert pea shall hue the r…

IF you happen to visit the Wester… When the summer is young and green… You can see the green of the quand… With the quandong fruit between. The fruit is the size of a plum, p…

LONG and drowsy and white and wi… Villas and arbours on either side, Pleasant under the cloudless skies… Garden Street in the sunlight lie… Twice a day—at the morning hour,