Poems
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Deep through the windows of your eyes Into your soul I looked, and there Saw windows through and through, Eyes through eyes and all the vista fair, On, on into the infinite blue.
The wonderful inimitable true Sincerity of the incarnate you, — Deep through the windows of your eyes.
[24] TO M. T. B.
Out of the Heart of God to me You came, to clasp a hand unknown, Dear generous one; why, you have grown Into my heart through His, — a trinity we have become.
You knew me not, and yet your hand Cla...sps mine and we are one; The currents meet along the silver strand, So generous one, to me you came Out of the Heart of God.
[25] TO HAMEL You said adieu — I wonder if you thought About the meaning of that word, Or how on me it wrought Prophetic sadness as I heard — I wonder if you knew, Or whether it was only I To whom the word told true, — Always I wonder why You said adieu.
[26] To Helen- There 's magic in thy name — When I would write, the web of fancy Encircles thee with necromancy — Thy name embowers thee in wreathes Of beauty — like thine amber hair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
T.
Deep through the windows of your eyes Into your soul I looked, and there Saw windows through and through, Eyes through eyes and all the vista fair, On, on into the infinite blue.
The wonderful inimitable true Sincerity of the incarnate you, — Deep through the windows of your eyes.
[24] TO M. T. B.
Out of the Heart of God to me You came, to clasp a hand unknown, Dear generous one; why, you have grown Into my heart through His, — a trinity we have become.
You knew me not, and yet your hand Cla...sps mine and we are one; The currents meet along the silver strand, So generous one, to me you came Out of the Heart of God.
[25] TO HAMEL You said adieu — I wonder if you thought About the meaning of that word, Or how on me it wrought Prophetic sadness as I heard — I wonder if you knew, Or whether it was only I To whom the word told true, — Always I wonder why You said adieu.
[26] To Helen- There 's magic in thy name — When I would write, the web of fancy Encircles thee with necromancy — Thy name embowers thee in wreathes Of beauty — like thine amber hair.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howard, Katharine, B. 1858 to read onlineMoreLess
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