And one said: quot;Speak to us of t ;

    And  one, and tar singing, and ;In your o your deeper self, your ts, like snoter and garment all te silence.

    quot;And  clouds t bud and blossom on tree of your ? And s but tals ter upon ts fields?

    quot;And even as you  for peace until takes form, so s until ts grey desire to little crystal suns and moons and stars.quot;

    ter, spoke and said: quot;But spring ss s and be no more.quot;

    And ;o seek  t and sreams to seek to be to tle-trees and laurel.

    quot;So s melt reams to seek t and carry it to t sea.

    quot;All t and turn into songs  sno fall slo into singing streams.  frozen symmetry  turn into liquid melody? And o tle and the laurel?

    quot;It  yesterday t you  a self. t on  ts. But ter you, and ill ten your parentage, s o her.

    quot;In your ains and t you . And tentimes you  kno is indeed for  and rhmic peace.

    quot;And  be? In grove and in boo treams. join toget; in your gardens o your age, and a claim upon your love.

    quot;It is to t;

    And on a morning as te a  , asking note, but only gazing o the Garden.

    And Almustafa sa steps o te and opened unto her, and she came in and was made welcome.

    And s;oget  live in t of your countenance? For beed urn. And noo beseec you o t of your  t and instruct our foolis;

    And looking upon ;Call me not  am I, still clinging to t erday t I  a blossom.

    quot;And call none among you foolisrutree of lif