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brain�察  �irresistibly   pleading�察  �Full´blossomed�察  �deep´bosomed�察  �fain   woman�察�

light´         footed�察�lute´throated and fleet�察�We have drunk of the wine of 

this Wanderer's song�察            �let us follow his feet� �

     Like raveled red girdles flung down by some                      hoidenish goddess 

in mirth The tangled roads reach from rim unto utter´                     most rim of the 

earth We will weave of these strands a strong net�察�we                     will snare the 

bright wings of delight�察�We will make of these strings a sweet lute that 

will shame the low wind´harps of night。 

     The clamor   of tongues  and the clangor of trades                    in   the peevish 

packed      street�察  �The    arrogant�察    �jangling    Nothings�察     �with    iterant�察  �dis´ 

sonant   beat�察  �The   clattering�察  �senseless   endeavor   with   dross   of          mere 

gold     for  its  goal�察  �These    have    sickened     the  senses    and   wearied     the 

brain and straitened the soul。 

     ;Come   forth   and   be   cleansed   of   the   folly   of   strife       for   things 

worthless   of   strife�察  �Come   forth   and   gain   life   and   grasp   God   by   fore´ 

going gains worthless of life; 

     It  was    thus   spake   the   wizard    wildwood�察     �low´         voiced     to  the 

hearkening heart�察�It was thus sang the jovial hills�察�and the harper                      sun 

bore part。 

     O woman�察�whose blood as my blood with the fire                       of the Spring is 

aflame�察�We did well�察�when the red roads called�察�that we                        heeded the 

call and came Came forth to the sweet wise silence where soul                         may 

speak sooth unto soul�察�Vine´wreathed and vagabond Love�察�with the goal 



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of Nowhere for our goal� �

     What     planet´crowned       Dusk    that   wanders     the         steeps    of   our 

firmament       there    Hath    gems     that   may     match    with    the   dew´opals 

meshed   in   thine   opulent   hair�拭  �What   wind´witch   that   skims   the   curled 

billows          with   feet   they  are   fain   to   caress   Hath   sandals   so   wing'd   as 

thine art with a god´            like carelessness�拭�

     And dare we not dream this is heaven��to wan´                    der thus on�察�ever 

on。   Through   the   hush´heavy   valleys   of   space�察  �up   the          flushing   red 

slopes    of   the  dawn�拭   �For   none    that  seeks   rest  shall   find  rest  till  he 

ceaseth his striving for rest�察�And the gain of the quest is the joy of the road 

that allures to the quest。 

       THE LAND OF YESTERDAY 

     AND   I   would   seek   the   country   town   Amid   green   meadows   nestled 

down If I could only find the way Back to the Land of Yesterday� �

     How   I   would   thrust   the   miles   aside�察   �Rush   up   the   quiet   lane�察  �and 

then�察�Just where her roses laughed in pride�察             �Find her among the flowers 

again。   I'd   slip   in   silently   and   wait   Until   she   saw   me   by   the   gate�察  �And 

then 。 。 。 read through a blur of tears Quick pardon for the selfish years。 

     This time�察�this time�察�I would not wait For that brief wire that said�察�Too 

late� �If I could only find the way Into the Land of Yesterday。 

     I wonder if her roses yet           Lift up their heads and laugh with pride�察�

And if her phlox and mignonette              Have heart to blossom by their side�察�I 

wonder if the dear old lane Still chirps with robins after rain�察�And if the 

birds and banded bees Still rob her early cherry´trees。 。 。 。 

     I wonder�察�if I went there now�察�How everything would seem�察�and how 

But no� �not now�察�there is no way Back to the Land of Yesterday。 



                                       OCTOBER 



     CEASE to call him sad and sober�察�Merriest of months�察�October� �Patron 

of the bursting bins�察�Reveler in wayside inns�察�I can nowhere find a trace 

Of the pensive in his face�察�There is mingled wit and folly�察�But the madcap 

lacks   the   grace   Of   a   thoughtful   melancholy。   Spendthrift   of   the   seasons' 

gold�察�How he flings and scatters out Treasure filched from summer´time� �

Never ruffling squire of old Better loved a tavern bout When Prince Hal 



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was in his prime。 Doublet slashed with gold and green�察�Cloak of crimson�察�

changeful   sheen�察  �Of   the   dews   that   gem  his   breast�察  �Frosty  lace   about   his 

throat�察�

     Scarlet     plumes    that   flaunt   and   float  Backward       in  a  gay   unrest 

Where's   another   gallant   drest With   such   tricksy   gaiety�察  �Such   unlessoned 

vanity�拭�With his amber afternoons And his pendant poets' moons With 

his twilights dashed with rose From the red´lipped afterglows With his 

vocal airs at dawn Breathing hints of Helicon Bacchanalian bees that sip 

Where   his   cider´presses   drip   With   the   winding   of   the   horn   Where   his 

huntsmen   meet   the   morn   With   his   every   piping   breeze   Shaking   from 

familiar trees Apples of Hesperides With the chuckle�察�chirp�察�and trill Of 

his jolly brooks that spill Mirth in tangled madrigals Down pebble´dappled 

waterfalls   ��Brooks   that   laugh   and   make   escape   Through   wild   arbors 

where the grape 

     Purples with a promise of Racy vintage rare as love�� With his merry�察�

wanton   air�察  �Mirth   and   vanity  and   folly Why   should   he   be   made   to   bear 

Burden of some melancholy Song that swoons and sinks with care�拭�Cease 

to call him sad or sober�察�He's a jolly dog�察�October� �



               CHANT OF THE CHANGING HOURS 



     THE   Hours   passed   by�察  �a   fleet�察  �confused   crowd�察       �With   wafture   of 

blown garments bright as fire�察�Light�察�light of foot and laughing�察�morning´ 

browed�察       �And   where   they   trod   the   jonquil   and   the   briar   Thrilled   into 

jocund life�察�the dreaming dells Waked to a morrice chime of jostled bells�察� 

´ They danced� �they danced� �to piping such as                        flings The garnered 

music     of   a  million   Springs       Into   one   single�察  �keener    ecstasy�察   �One 

paused   and   shouted   to   my   questionings�此         �Lo�察  �I   am  Youth�察  �I   bid   thee 

follow me� ─�

     The     Hours    passed    by�察 �they   paced�察   �great   lords   and            proud�察�

Crowned   on   with   sunlight�察  �robed   in   rich   attire�察  �Before   their   conquering 

word     the   brute   deed            bowed�察      �And     Ariel   fancies   served    their 

large desire�察�

     They spake�察�and roused the mused soul that dwells In dust�察�or�察�smiling�察�

shaped      new   heavens     and           hells�察   �Dethroned     old   gods   and   made 



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blind   beggars   kings�此   �And   what   art   thou�察─  �I   cried   to   one�察   �that   brings 

His mistress�察�for a brooch�察�the Galaxy�拭─ �I am the plumed Thought that 

soars and sings�此       �Lo�察�I am Song�察�I bid thee follow me� ─�

     The   Hours   passed   by�察  �with   veiled   eyes   endowed         Of   dream�察  �and 

parted   lips   that   scarce   suspire�察 �To   breathing   dusk   and   arrowy   moonlight 

vowed�察       �South wind and shadowy grove and murmuring                            lyre�察�

Swaying they moved�察�as drows'd of wizard spells Or tranc'd with sight of 

recent miracles�察�And yet they trembled�察�down their folded wings Quivered 

the hint of sweet withholden things�察             �Ah�察�bitter´sweet in their intensity� �

One paused and said unto my wonderings�此                   �Lo�察�I am Love�察�I bid thee 

follow me� ─�

     The Hours passed by�察�through huddled cities loud                  With witless hate 

and stale with stinking mire�此�

     So cowled monks might march with bier and shroud                       Down streets 

plague´spotted   toward   some   cleans´                 ing   pyre�察  �Yet�察  �lo�   �strange 

lilies bloomed in lightless cells�察�And passionate spirits burst their clayey 

shells And   sang   the   stricken   hope   that   bleeds   and           clings�此  �Earth's 

bruised     heart  beat   in  the  throbbing     strings�察    �And     joy  still  struggled 

through the threnody� �One stern Hour said unto my marvelings�此                       �Lo�察�I 

am Life�察�I bid thee follow me� ─�

     The    Hours     passed    by�察 �the   stumbling     hours    and              cowed�察�

Uncertain�察�prone to tears and childish ire�察�The wavering hours that drift 

like   any   cloud      At   whim   of   winds   or   fortunate   or   dire�察  �The   feeble 

shapes that any chance expells�察�Their wisdom useless�察�lacking the blood 

that swells The tensed vein�此�the hot�察�swift tide that stings With life。                Ah�察�

wise� �but naked to the slings           Of fate�察�and plagued of youthful memory� �

A  cracked   voice   broke   upon   my   pityings�此        �Lo�察  �I   am Age�察  �I   bid   thee 

follow me� ─�

     Ah�察�Youth� �we dallied by the babbling wells Where April all her lyric 

secret tells�察�Ah�察 �Song�  �we  sped our  bold imaginings As   far  as   yon   red 

planet's   triple   rings�察   �O   Life�   �O   Love�     �I   followed�察  �followed   thee� �

There waits one word to end my  journeyings�此                   �Lo�察�I am Death�察�I bid 

thee follow me� ─�



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     My   dust   in   ruined   Babylon       Is   blown   along   the   level   plain�察  �And 

songs of min

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