Thursday, July 18, 2019

THE BRAIN [Full Poem] [Temp. .56]


XXXVII.

THE BRAIN.

The sun, where meadows come, the strains,
A purple cartoon through the streets,
The red pole and strong and blue,
And wit to stream the blooming sky
That is the story of the clouds.

There is no one in this controlled stream
A double world is still,
Or strike as all the mercy could not find.

The sound of the place of the moon
And leaves in hope I stand,
A sigh of the season and the way,
And the master of the morning stands
The radiant feast of the conflict
The complexitory flowers;
And the chaff beholds his thrace and flow,
And forth a sunlight madness as the sun
The silence of our lover singed,
And stop to see, and swell the sunshine shame
Where her endowers had first dawn

When the battle-fronting heart that spoke,
And harmonity in her --
Her sister spake a sun-driver done,
The tongue is spread in the first seat,
And from the stone he stands, he thinks he meant.
   And the hour they were a spot will grew,
Just like a crash of time and say
The shadow of the prize of many a star,
And save the soul that speaks the more.
 
XXI

The moon all over, I dream.

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