The Five Books of Youth by Robert Hillyer
page 18 of 82 (21%)
page 18 of 82 (21%)
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Unto nightfall and the new moon rising When the silence From the valleys rose in a faint blue spiral, Have I laboured. I created dawn and the new moon rising Out of silence; I have worked too long and my hands are tired, Said the maker. I shall fold my hands; I shall rest till sunrise, Said the maker; In the shade of hills and the calm of starlight Shall I slumber. O my night is sweet with a distant music! I shall hear The responding waves and the wind's slight murmur While I slumber. O my night is fair with amazing colour! I shall dream Of the blue-white stars and the glimmering forest While I slumber. O my night is rich with unfolding flowers! I shall breathe All the scattered smells of the field and garden While I slumber... |
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