Look! We Have Come Through!
Look! We Have Come Through!
These poems should not be consideredseparately, as so many single pieces. Theyare intended as an essential story, or history,or confession, unfolding one from the otherin organic development, the whole revealingthe intrinsic experience of a man duringthe crisis of manhood, when he marries and comes into himself. The period covered is, roughly, the sixth lustre of a man's life
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en grass
Held still beneath the sunshine--
Held still beneath the sunshine--
It is enough, you are near--
The mountains are balanced,
The dandelion seeds stay half-submerged in the
grass;
You and I together
We hold them proud and blithe
On our love.
They stand upright on our love,
Everything starts from us,
We are the source.
BEUERBERG
_"AND OH--
THAT THE MAN I AM
MIGHT CEASE TO BE--"_
No, now I wish the sunshine would stop,
and the white shining houses, and the gay red
flowers on the balconies
and the bluish mountains beyond, would be crushed
out
between two valves of darkness;
the darkness falling, the darkness rising, with
muffled sound
obliterating everything.
I wish that whatever props up the walls of light
would fall, and darkness would come hurling
heavily down,
and it would be thick black dark for ever.
Not sleep, which is g
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