Wake, ye ever blossoming Traveller!
What stories for the nymphs can compell them
To wander in way whither thou walkest?
Footsteps bring a blurry meadow– alas!
But the fire, warming fingers for the stage,
Subsequently in a blunder does loathe,
Trampling a secret and solemn pathway.
Wells are worked to gurgle special tonics
And never to question, How am I brought
Apart from what I knew, once bedecked all
In the raiment of home? Spirits dissolve,
Yes, before those very eyes– weary world
Casts divine chimes, and sparkling violet
Fairies to keep this thing bethought as life.
The lovely ladies behind veiling trees–
Boughs of white drapery–sob songs and wait
For an afternoon sun, Bourne amid babes
Of virgins grown from glades, gorgeous and lay
Till the unfathomable day vexes
Existence. We're the truth that never breaks.