O breath by silver light
Take haste my life to thee
For thou art fair and pure
Judge not my callow threads
Of shadow, beckoning further
I wisht but to be as thee
To bask all in thine splendor
Drink in thy virgin light
The sun 'tis naught to thee
Whereto flames doth give thy heart
Suffer regret bestow'd
And souls disputes sense as
'Twere distrust in flame
Truth holds but in thine heart
But such come but by night
And the night doth hold to thee
Grant me thine wisdom
For the daymoon's deception
Hath vanquished thine art
And left but a reminder
Of that which I so desire
If it were so--but hark!
Night alludes, beseech me
Bury me in my woes
And upon my stead place
such greater than I
As fallen moonlight unto me
And brings me to thyself
By day, perhaps thou't now
Wilst give cry for thee