Poems
THEME/S
Names*
"Ayesha" I'll call you when the day resounds
With bold and beautiful things,
The carmined sea, the tuneful rounds
Of blithe ambitious wings,
And windy hills with green tossed hair,
Maenads drawn ever higher,
As by their side the sun lays bare
His loins of gorgeous fire!
And from the scabbard of calm sleep
My heart shall like a sabre leap
And flash to you its quivering cry
Keen with the riotous passion of the sky!
But when the shadowy hours of evening steal
On bold and beautiful things,
And wistful silences reveal
Phantasmal whisperings,
And flowers whom day gave dazzled birth
Sip the dim dew of night And stir the moon-tranced thought of earth
With fairy-winged delight—
When weary grows the wandering breeze,
Lost in a wilderness of trees,
And mists enwreathe the ocean's din,
Then will I plumb your dream-depths with "Yasmin!"
7.6.32
* A poem of 1926 touched up.
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