Myth and Romance: Being a Book of Verses
That appear, that appear?

In forest and field, on hill-land and lea,

As crystallized harmony,

Materialized melody,

An uttered essence peopling far and near

The hyaline atmosphere?...

Behold how it sprouts from the grass and blooms from flower and tree!

In waves of diaphanous moonlight and mist,

In fugue upon fugue of gold and of amethyst,

Around me, above me it spirals; now slower, now faster,

Like symphonies born of the thought of a musical master.—

—O music of Earth! O God who the music inspired!

Let me breathe of the life of thy breath!

And so be fulfilled and attired

In resurrection, triumphant o'er time and o'er death!

Hymn to Desire 

Hymn to 

Desire

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Mother of visions, with lineaments dulcet as numbers


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