Horizons and landmarks : Poems
The very loveliness its light illumes.

He dreams of love, and every pathway’s bend

Holds him expectant, every journey’s end

Gives promise of the tryst, the hour supreme

That shall reveal the maiden of his dream.

His faith is in himself: he would reform

The world with love, and take his Heaven by storm.

The great adventure calls him: he would build

On earth his visions, and his heart is thrilled

Those labours to complete which God left unfulfilled.

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NEW HORIZONS

Never was there path our childhood used to roam

Never

So long it led not in the evening home;

Nor could the magic of the unknown track

Prevail against the hearth that called us back.

Over the same hill-tops, wild-rose or grey,

Our evening and our twilight always lay;

And when the night fell all the unknown stars


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