The Fugitive by Rabindranath Tagore
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page 49 of 128 (38%)
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I find no answer and sit silent, and they cry to me while dispersing, "We
seek a shepherdess!" Whom should they seek? That they do not know. And like derelict evening clouds they drift in the trackless dark, and are lost and forgotten. 25 I feel that your brief days of love have not been left behind in those scanty years of your life. I seek to know in what place, away from the slow-thieving dust, you keep them now. I find in my solitude some song of your evening that died, yet left a deathless echo; and the sighs of your unsatisfied hours I find nestled in the warm quiet of the autumn noon. Your desires come from the hive of the past to haunt my heart, and I sit still to listen to their wings. 26 You have taken a bath in the dark sea. You are once again veiled in a |
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