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through the sunrise�此 �Time is Just� ─�And falls like dew God's pity on the 

world 



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             GEORGE CABOT LODGE 



                                          I 



    THE SONG OF THE WAVE This is the song of the wave� �The mighty 

one� �Child of the soul of silence�察�beating the air to sound�此�White as a live 

terror�察�as a drawn sword�察�This is the wave。 



                                          II 



    This   is   the   song   of   the   wave�察  �the   white´maned   steed   of the Tempest 

Whose veins are swollen with life�察�In whose flanks abide the four winds。 

This is the wave。 



                                         III 



    This is the song of the wave�      �The dawn leaped out of the sea And the 

waters lay smooth as a silver shield�察�And the sun´rays smote on the waters 

like a golden sword。 Then a wind blew out of the morning And the waters 

rustled And the wave was born� �

    IV This is the song of the wave� �The wind blew out of the noon 

    And   the   white   sea´birds like driven   foam Winged in   from  the   ocean 

that lay beyond the sky And the face of the waters was barred with white�察�

For the wave had many brothers�察�And the wave was strong� �



                                          V 



    This is the song of the wave� �The wind blew out of the sunset And the 

west was lurid as Hell。 The black clouds closed like a tomb�察�for the sun 

was dead。 Then the wind smote full as the breath of God�察�And the wave 

called to its brothers�察 �This is the crest of life� ─�



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                                            VI 



     This is the song of the wave�察�that rises to fall�察�Rises a sheer green wall 

like a barrier of glass That has caught the soul of the moonlight。 Caught 

and   prisoned   the   moon´beams�察  �Its   edge   is   frittered   to   foam。   This   is   the 

wave� �



                                           VII 



     This is the song of the wave�察�of the wave that falls´ Wild as a burst of 

day´gold blown through the colours of morning It shivers to infinite atoms 

up the rumbling steep of sand。 This is the wave。 



                                           VIII 



     This   is   the   song   of   the   wave   that   died   in   the   fullness   of   life。   The 

prodigal this�察�that lavished its largess of strength In the lust of attainment。 

Aiming   at   things   for   Heaven   too   high�察  �Sure   in   the   pride   of   life�察  �in   the 

richness   of   strength。   So   tried   it   the   impossible   height�察  �till   the   end   was 

found�此�Where ends the soul that yearns for the fillet of morning stars�察�The 

soul   in   the   toils   of   the   journeying   worlds�察  �Whose   eye   is   filled   with   the 

Image of God�察�And the end is Death� �

     GEORGE CABOT LODGE 



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                                       FRIMAIRE 



    DEAREST�察�we are like two flowers Blooming in the garden�察�A purple 

aster flower and a red one Standing alone in a withered desolation。 

     The   garden   plants   are   shattered   and   seeded�察  �One   brittle   leaf   scrapes 

against another�察�Fiddling echoes of a rush of petals。 Now only you and I 

nodding together。 

    Many   were   with   us�察  �they   have   all   faded。   Only   we   are   purple   and 

crimson�察�Only we in the dew´clear mornings�察�Smarten into color as the sun 

rises。 

    When I scarcely see you in the flat moonlight�察�And later when my cold 

roots tighten�察�I am anxious for morning�察�I cannot rest in fear of what may 

happen。 

    You   or   I´and   I   am   a   coward。   Surely   frost   should   take   the   crimson。 

Purple is a finer color�察�

    Very splendid in isolation。 

     So   we   nod   above   the   broken   Stems   of   flowers   almost   rotted。   Many 

mornings there cannot be now For us both。            Ah�察�Dear�察�I love you� �

    AMY LOWELL 



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                                PATTERNS 



    I WALK   down   the   garden   paths�察�And   all   the   daffodils Are   blowing�察�

and the bright blue squills。 I walk down the patterned garden paths In my 

stiff�察�brocaded gown。 With my powdered hair and jewelled fan�察�I too am a 

rare Pattern。    As I wander down The garden paths。 

    My dress is richly figured�察�And the train Makes a pink and silver stain 

On the gravel�察�and the thrift Of the borders。 Just a plate of current fashion�察�

Tripping     by  in  high´heeled�察  �ribboned    shoes。   Not   a  softness  anywhere 

about me�察�Only a whale´bone and brocade。 

    And I sink on a seat in the shade Of a lime tree。         For my passion Wars 

against the stiff brocade。 The daffodils and squills Flutter in the breeze As 

they please。 And I weep�察�For the lime tree is in blossom And one   small 

flower has dropped upon my bosom。 

       And the splashing of waterdrops In the marble fountain Comes down 

the garden paths。 The dripping never stops。 Underneath my stiffened gown 

Is the softness of a woman bathing in a marble basin�察�A basin in the midst 

of hedges grown So thick�察�she cannot see her lover hiding�察�But she guesses 

he is near�察�And the sliding of the water Seems the stroking of a dear Hand 

upon her。 What is Summer in a fine brocaded gown� �I should like to see it 

lying in a heap upon the ground。 All the pink and silver crumpled up upon 

the ground。 

    I would be the pink and silver as I ran along the paths�察�And he would 

stumble   after�察  �Bewildered   by   my   laughter。   I   should   see   the   sun   flashing 

from his sword hilt and the buckles on his shoes。 I would choose To lead 

him in a maze along the patterned paths�察�A bright and laughing maze for 

my heavy´booted lover�察�Till he caught me in the shade�察�And the buttons of 

his waistcoat bruised my body as he clasped me�察�Aching�察�melting�察�unafraid。 

With the shadows of the leaves and the sundrops�察�And the plopping of the 

waterdrops�察�All about us in the open afternoon´ I am very like to swoon 

With the weight of this brocade�察�For the sun sifts through the shade。 

    Underneath the fallen blossom In my bosom�察�Is a letter I have hid。 It 

was brought to me this morning by a rider from the Duke。 ;Madam�察�we 

regret   to  inform    you   that  Lord   Hart´   well   Died   in  action   Thursday 



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