Like
the gnarled old tree
On the distant hill
That
the winter’s fierce gale
Whips and bends at will,
Like
the ship far at sea
Minus compass or spar,
Like
the heavens at night,
No moon and no star,
Like
the bests of the plain
That wander and rove,
Like
an envassaled brain
Is life without love.
Feb.
9, ‘07
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