e

    Of any day or nighe moon and sun

    Cut off from th,

    to starve into a blind ferocity

    And glare unnatural ; the very sky

    (Dropping its bell-net dohe sea

    As if no  should scape alive,)

    Bedraggled ing salt,

    Until it seemed no more t holy heaven

    to range

    turned stranger, for a child.

    ty cliffs

    Looked cold upon me. Could I find a home

    Among the fog ?

    And w

    From alien lips which had no kiss for mine

    I  aloud, t, t,

    And some one near me said the child was mad

    train s us on.

    as t isle ?

    t up from the fellowship

    Of verdure, field from field, as man from man ;

    tive,

    As almost you could touch a hand,

    And dared to do it they were so far off

    From Gods celestial crystals ; all things blurred

    And dull and vague. Did Ses

    Absorb t  a one

    it to strike a radiant colour up

    Or active outline on t air.

    I ter stand

    Upon tep of ry-house

    to give me raight and calm,

    narro

    As if for taming accidental ts

    From possible pulses ; brown h grey

    By frigid use of life, (s old

    Althers elder by a year)

    A nose drae lines ;

    A close mild mouttle soured about

    ted loves

    Or peradventure niggardly ruths ;

    Eyes of no colour, -- once t have smiled,

    But never, never  themselves

    In smiling ; c a rose

    Of perished su