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-                            Francis Sherman
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-                          _Privately Printed_
-                             _at Christmas_
-                                 _1897_
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-    Watching the tremulous flicker of the green
-    Against the open quiet of the sky,
-    I hear my ancient way-fellows convene
-
-    In the great wood behind me.  Where I lie
-    They may not see me; for the grasses grow
-    As though no foot save June's had wandered by;
-
-    Yet I, who am well-hidden, surely know,
-    As I have waited them, they yearn for me
-    To lead them whither they are fain to go.
-
-    Weary as I, are they, O Time, of thee!
-    Yea, we, who once were glad only of Spring,
-    Gather about thy wall and would be free!
-
-    With wounded feet we cease from wandering,
-    And with vain hands beat idly at thy gate;
-    And thou,--thou hast no thought of opening,
-    And from thy peace are we still separate.
-
-
-    Yet, comrades, though ye come together there,
-    And search across the shadows for my face,
-    Until the pines murmur of your despair,
-
-    I think I shall not tell my hiding-place,
-    For ye know not the path ye would pursue,
-    And it is late our footsteps to retrace.
-
-    Too weak am I, and now not one of you--
-    So weary are ye of each ancient way--
-    Retaineth strength enough to seek a new;
-
-    And ye are blind--knowing not night from day;
-    Crying at noontime, "Let us see the sun!"
-    And with the even, "O for rest, we pray!"
-
-    O Blind and fearful!  Shall I, who have won
-    At last this little portion of content,
-    Yield all to be with you again undone?
-
-    Because ye languish in your prisonment
-    Must I now hearken to your bitter cry?
-    Must I forego, as ye long since forewent,
-
-    My vision of the far-off open sky?
-    Nay!  Earth hath much ungiven she yet may give;
-    And though to-day your laboring souls would die,
-    From earth my soul gaineth the strength to live.
-
-
-    O covering grasses!  O Unchanging trees!
-    Is it not good to feel the odorous wind
-    Come down upon you with such harmonies
-
-    Only the giant hills can ever find?
-    O little leaves, are ye not glad to be?
-    Is not the sunlight fair, the shadow kind,
-
-    That falls at noon-time over you and me?
-    O gleam of birches lost among the firs,
-    Let your high treble chime in silverly
-
-    Across the half-imagined wind that stirs
-    A muffled organ-music from the pines!
-    Earth knows to-day that not one note of hers
-
-    Is minor.  For, behold, the loud sun shines
-    Till the young maples are no longer gray,
-    And stronger grow their faint, uncertain lines
-
-    Each violet takes a deeper blue to-day,
-    And purpler swell the cones hung overhead,
-    Until the sound of their far feet who
-
-    About the wood, fades from me; and, instead,
-    I hear a robin singing--not as one
-    That calls unto his mate, uncomforted--
-    But as one sings a welcome to the sun.
-
-
-    Not among men, or near men-fashioned things,
-    In the old years found I this present ease,
-    Though I have known the fellowship of kings
-
-    And tarried long in splendid palaces.
-    The worship of vast peoples has been mine,
-    The homage of uncounted pageantries.
-
-    Sea-offerings, and fruits of field and vine
-    Have humble folk been proud to bring to me;
-    And woven cloths of wonderful design
-
-    Have lain untouched in far lands over-sea,
-    Till the rich traffickers beheld my sails.
-    Long caravans have toiled on wearily--
-
-    Harassed yet watchful of their costly bales--
-    Across wide sandy places, glad to bear
-    Strange oils and perfumes strained in Indian vales,
-
-    Great gleaming rubies torn from some queen's hair,
-    Yellow, long-hoarded coin and golded dust,
-    Deeming that I would find their offerings fair.
-
-    --O fairness quick to fade!  Ashes and rust
-    And food for moths!  O half-remembered things
-    Once altar-set!--I think when one is thrust
-
-    Far down in the under-world, where the worm clings
-    Close to the newly-dead, among the dead
-    Not one awakes to ask what gift she brings.
-
-    The color of her eyes, her hair outspread
-    In the moist wind that stifles ere it blows,
-    Falls on unwatching eyes; and no man knows
-    The gracious odors that her garments shed.
-
-
-    And she, unwearied yet and not grown wise,
-    Follows a little while her devious way
-    Across the twilight; where no voice replies
-
-    When her voice calls, bravely; and where to-day
-    Is even as yesterday and all days were.
-    Great houses loom up swiftly, out of the gray.
-
-    Knocking at last, the gradual echoes stir
-    The hangings of unhaunted passages;
-    Until she surely knows only for her
-
-    Has this House hoarded up its silences
-    Since the beginning of the early years,
-    And that this night her soul shall dwell at ease
-
-    And grow forgetful of its ancient fears
-    In some long-kept, unviolated room.
-    And so the quiet city no more hears
-    Her footsteps, and the streets their dust resume.
-
-
-    But what have I to do with her and death
-    Who hold these living grasses in my hands,--
-    With her who liveth not, yet sorroweth?
-
-    (For it shall chance, however close the bands
-    Of sleep be drawn about her, nevertheless
-    She must remember alway the old lands
-
-    She wandered in, and their old hollowness.)
-    --Awaiting here the strong word of the trees,
-    My soul leans over to the wind's caress,
-
-    One with the flowers; far off, it hears the sea's
-    Rumor of large, unmeasured things, and yet
-    It has no yearning to remix with these.
-
-    For the pines whisper, lest it may forget,
-    Of the near pool; and how the shadow lies
-    On it forever; and of its edges, set
-
-    With maiden-hair; and how, in guardian-wise,
-    The alder trees bend over, until one
-    Forgets the color of the unseen skies
-
-    And loses all remembrance of the sun.
-    No echo there of the sea's loss and pain;
-    Nor sound of little rivers, even, that run
-
-    Where with the wind the hollow reeds complain;
-    Nor the soft stir of marsh-waters, when dawn
-    Comes in with quiet covering of rain:
-
-    Only, all day, the shadow of peace upon
-    The pool's gray breast; and with the fall of even,
-    The noiseless gleam of scattered stars--withdrawn
-    From the unfathomed treasuries of heaven.
-
-
-    And as the sea has not the strength to win
-    Back to its love my soul, O Comrades, ye--
-    In the wood lost, and seeking me therein--
-
-    Are not less impotent than all the sea!
-    My soul at last its ultimate house hath won,
-    And in that house shall sleep along with me.
-
-    Yea, we shall slumber softly, out of the sun,
-    To day and night alike indifferent,
-    Aware and unaware if Time be done.
-
-    Yet ere I go, ere yet your faith be spent,
-    For our old love I pass Earth's message on:
-    "In me, why shouldst thou not find thy content?
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-    "Are not my days surpassing fair, from dawn
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-    _The old glad things and sorrowful its share_
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-    Aloud to you, O Comrades, her last word,
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-    And the long grasses, and the broad green leaves
-    That beat against the far, unclouded sky:
-
-    _Who worships me alway, who alway cleaves_
-    _Close unto me till his last call rings clear_
-    _Across the pathless wood,--his soul receives_
-    _My peace continually and shall not fear._
-
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-                      HIM AND FOR HERBERT COPELAND
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-   :PG.Title: A Prelude

-   :PG.Released: 2013-06-02

-   :PG.Rights: Public Domain

-   :PG.Producer: Al Haines

-   :DC.Creator: Francis Sherman

-   :DC.Title: A Prelude

-   :DC.Language: en

-   :DC.Created: 1897

-   :coverpage: images/img-cover.jpg

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-A PRELUDE

-=========

-

-.. clearpage::

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-.. container:: titlepage center white-space-pre-line

-

-   .. class:: x-large

-

-      A PRELUDE

-

-   .. vspace:: 2

-

-   .. class:: medium

-

-      Francis Sherman

-

-   .. vspace:: 3

-

-   .. class:: medium

-

-      *Privately Printed*

-      *at Christmas*

-      *1897*

-

-.. vspace:: 4

-

-.. class:: center x-large

-

-   A Prelude

-

-.. vspace:: 2

-

-..

-

-   |  Watching the tremulous flicker of the green

-   |  Against the open quiet of the sky,

-   |  I hear my ancient way-fellows convene

-

-   |  In the great wood behind me.  Where I lie

-   |  They may not see me; for the grasses grow

-   |  As though no foot save June's had wandered by;

-

-   |  Yet I, who am well-hidden, surely know,

-   |  As I have waited them, they yearn for me

-   |  To lead them whither they are fain to go.

-

-   |  Weary as I, are they, O Time, of thee!

-   |  Yea, we, who once were glad only of Spring,

-   |  Gather about thy wall and would be free!

-

-   |  With wounded feet we cease from wandering,

-   |  And with vain hands beat idly at thy gate;

-   |  And thou,—thou hast no thought of opening,

-   |  And from thy peace are we still separate.

-

-.. vspace:: 2

-

-..

-

-   |  Yet, comrades, though ye come together there,

-   |  And search across the shadows for my face,

-   |  Until the pines murmur of your despair,

-

-   |  I think I shall not tell my hiding-place,

-   |  For ye know not the path ye would pursue,

-   |  And it is late our footsteps to retrace.

-

-   |  Too weak am I, and now not one of you—

-   |  So weary are ye of each ancient way—

-   |  Retaineth strength enough to seek a new;

-

-   |  And ye are blind—knowing not night from day;

-   |  Crying at noontime, "Let us see the sun!"

-   |  And with the even, "O for rest, we pray!"

-

-   |  O Blind and fearful!  Shall I, who have won

-   |  At last this little portion of content,

-   |  Yield all to be with you again undone?

-

-   |  Because ye languish in your prisonment

-   |  Must I now hearken to your bitter cry?

-   |  Must I forego, as ye long since forewent,

-

-   |  My vision of the far-off open sky?

-   |  Nay!  Earth hath much ungiven she yet may give;

-   |  And though to-day your laboring souls would die,

-   |  From earth my soul gaineth the strength to live.

-

-.. vspace:: 2

-

-..

-

-   |  O covering grasses!  O Unchanging trees!

-   |  Is it not good to feel the odorous wind

-   |  Come down upon you with such harmonies

-

-   |  Only the giant hills can ever find?

-   |  O little leaves, are ye not glad to be?

-   |  Is not the sunlight fair, the shadow kind,

-

-   |  That falls at noon-time over you and me?

-   |  O gleam of birches lost among the firs,

-   |  Let your high treble chime in silverly

-

-   |  Across the half-imagined wind that stirs

-   |  A muffled organ-music from the pines!

-   |  Earth knows to-day that not one note of hers

-

-   |  Is minor.  For, behold, the loud sun shines

-   |  Till the young maples are no longer gray,

-   |  And stronger grow their faint, uncertain lines

-

-   |  Each violet takes a deeper blue to-day,

-   |  And purpler swell the cones hung overhead,

-   |  Until the sound of their far feet who

-

-   |  About the wood, fades from me; and, instead,

-   |  I hear a robin singing—not as one

-   |  That calls unto his mate, uncomforted—

-   |  But as one sings a welcome to the sun.

-

-.. vspace:: 2

-

-..

-

-   |  Not among men, or near men-fashioned things,

-   |  In the old years found I this present ease,

-   |  Though I have known the fellowship of kings

-

-   |  And tarried long in splendid palaces.

-   |  The worship of vast peoples has been mine,

-   |  The homage of uncounted pageantries.

-

-   |  Sea-offerings, and fruits of field and vine

-   |  Have humble folk been proud to bring to me;

-   |  And woven cloths of wonderful design

-

-   |  Have lain untouched in far lands over-sea,

-   |  Till the rich traffickers beheld my sails.

-   |  Long caravans have toiled on wearily—

-

-   |  Harassed yet watchful of their costly bales—

-   |  Across wide sandy places, glad to bear

-   |  Strange oils and perfumes strained in Indian vales,

-

-   |  Great gleaming rubies torn from some queen's hair,

-   |  Yellow, long-hoarded coin and golded dust,

-   |  Deeming that I would find their offerings fair.

-

-   |  —O fairness quick to fade!  Ashes and rust

-   |  And food for moths!  O half-remembered things

-   |  Once altar-set!—I think when one is thrust

-

-   |  Far down in the under-world, where the worm clings

-   |  Close to the newly-dead, among the dead

-   |  Not one awakes to ask what gift she brings.

-

-   |  The color of her eyes, her hair outspread

-   |  In the moist wind that stifles ere it blows,

-   |  Falls on unwatching eyes; and no man knows

-   |  The gracious odors that her garments shed.

-

-.. vspace:: 2

-

-..

-

-   |  And she, unwearied yet and not grown wise,

-   |  Follows a little while her devious way

-   |  Across the twilight; where no voice replies

-

-   |  When her voice calls, bravely; and where to-day

-   |  Is even as yesterday and all days were.

-   |  Great houses loom up swiftly, out of the gray.

-

-   |  Knocking at last, the gradual echoes stir

-   |  The hangings of unhaunted passages;

-   |  Until she surely knows only for her

-

-   |  Has this House hoarded up its silences

-   |  Since the beginning of the early years,

-   |  And that this night her soul shall dwell at ease

-

-   |  And grow forgetful of its ancient fears

-   |  In some long-kept, unviolated room.

-   |  And so the quiet city no more hears

-   |  Her footsteps, and the streets their dust resume.

-

-.. vspace:: 2

-

-..

-

-   |  But what have I to do with her and death

-   |  Who hold these living grasses in my hands,—

-   |  With her who liveth not, yet sorroweth?

-

-   |  (For it shall chance, however close the bands

-   |  Of sleep be drawn about her, nevertheless

-   |  She must remember alway the old lands

-

-   |  She wandered in, and their old hollowness.)

-   |  —Awaiting here the strong word of the trees,

-   |  My soul leans over to the wind's caress,

-

-   |  One with the flowers; far off, it hears the sea's

-   |  Rumor of large, unmeasured things, and yet

-   |  It has no yearning to remix with these.

-

-   |  For the pines whisper, lest it may forget,

-   |  Of the near pool; and how the shadow lies

-   |  On it forever; and of its edges, set

-

-   |  With maiden-hair; and how, in guardian-wise,

-   |  The alder trees bend over, until one

-   |  Forgets the color of the unseen skies

-

-   |  And loses all remembrance of the sun.

-   |  No echo there of the sea's loss and pain;

-   |  Nor sound of little rivers, even, that run

-

-   |  Where with the wind the hollow reeds complain;

-   |  Nor the soft stir of marsh-waters, when dawn

-   |  Comes in with quiet covering of rain:

-

-   |  Only, all day, the shadow of peace upon

-   |  The pool's gray breast; and with the fall of even,

-   |  The noiseless gleam of scattered stars—withdrawn

-   |  From the unfathomed treasuries of heaven.

-

-.. vspace:: 2

-

-..

-

-   |  And as the sea has not the strength to win

-   |  Back to its love my soul, O Comrades, ye—

-   |  In the wood lost, and seeking me therein—

-

-   |  Are not less impotent than all the sea!

-   |  My soul at last its ultimate house hath won,

-   |  And in that house shall sleep along with me.

-

-   |  Yea, we shall slumber softly, out of the sun,

-   |  To day and night alike indifferent,

-   |  Aware and unaware if Time be done.

-

-   |  Yet ere I go, ere yet your faith be spent,

-   |  For our old love I pass Earth's message on:

-   |  "In me, why shouldst thou not find thy content?

-

-   |  "Are not my days surpassing fair, from dawn

-   |  To sunset, and my nights fulfilled with peace?

-   |  Shall not my strength remain when thou art gone

-

-   |  "The way of all blown dust?  Shall Beauty cease

-   |  Upon my face because thy face grows gray?

-   |  Behold, thine hours, even now, fade and decrease,

-

-   |  "And thou hast got no wisdom; yet I say

-   |  This thing there is to learn ere thou must go:

-   |  *Have no sad thoughts of me upon the way*

-

-   |  "*Thou takest home coming; for thy soul shall know*

-   |  *The old glad things and sorrowful its share*

-   |  *Until at last Time's legions overthrow*

-   |  *The House thy days have builded unaware.*"

-

-.. vspace:: 2

-

-..

-

-   |  Now therefore am I joyful who have heard

-   |  Earth's message plain to-day, and so I cry

-   |  Aloud to you, O Comrades, her last word,

-

-   |  That ye may be as wise and glad as I,

-   |  And the long grasses, and the broad green leaves

-   |  That beat against the far, unclouded sky:

-

-   |  *Who worships me alway, who alway cleaves*

-   |  *Close unto me till his last call rings clear*

-   |  *Across the pathless wood,—his soul receives*

-   |  *My peace continually and shall not fear.*

-

-.. vspace:: 4

-

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-

-   A PRELUDE WRITTEN BY FRANCIS

-   SHERMAN IS PRIVATELY PRINTED FOR

-   HIM AND FOR HERBERT COPELAND

-   AND F. H. DAY AND THEIR FRIENDS

-   CHRISTMAS M D CCC XCVII

-

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-                               A PRELUDE
-
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-under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this
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-
-Title: A Prelude
-Author: Francis Sherman
-Release Date: June 02, 2013 [EBook #39797]
-Language: English
-Character set encoding: US-ASCII
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-*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK A PRELUDE ***
-
-
-
-
-Produced by Al Haines.
-
-
-                               A PRELUDE
-
-
-                            Francis Sherman
-
-
-
-                          _Privately Printed_
-                             _at Christmas_
-                                 _1897_
-
-
-
-
-                               A Prelude
-
-
-    Watching the tremulous flicker of the green
-    Against the open quiet of the sky,
-    I hear my ancient way-fellows convene
-
-    In the great wood behind me.  Where I lie
-    They may not see me; for the grasses grow
-    As though no foot save June's had wandered by;
-
-    Yet I, who am well-hidden, surely know,
-    As I have waited them, they yearn for me
-    To lead them whither they are fain to go.
-
-    Weary as I, are they, O Time, of thee!
-    Yea, we, who once were glad only of Spring,
-    Gather about thy wall and would be free!
-
-    With wounded feet we cease from wandering,
-    And with vain hands beat idly at thy gate;
-    And thou,--thou hast no thought of opening,
-    And from thy peace are we still separate.
-
-
-    Yet, comrades, though ye come together there,
-    And search across the shadows for my face,
-    Until the pines murmur of your despair,
-
-    I think I shall not tell my hiding-place,
-    For ye know not the path ye would pursue,
-    And it is late our footsteps to retrace.
-
-    Too weak am I, and now not one of you--
-    So weary are ye of each ancient way--
-    Retaineth strength enough to seek a new;
-
-    And ye are blind--knowing not night from day;
-    Crying at noontime, "Let us see the sun!"
-    And with the even, "O for rest, we pray!"
-
-    O Blind and fearful!  Shall I, who have won
-    At last this little portion of content,
-    Yield all to be with you again undone?
-
-    Because ye languish in your prisonment
-    Must I now hearken to your bitter cry?
-    Must I forego, as ye long since forewent,
-
-    My vision of the far-off open sky?
-    Nay!  Earth hath much ungiven she yet may give;
-    And though to-day your laboring souls would die,
-    From earth my soul gaineth the strength to live.
-
-
-    O covering grasses!  O Unchanging trees!
-    Is it not good to feel the odorous wind
-    Come down upon you with such harmonies
-
-    Only the giant hills can ever find?
-    O little leaves, are ye not glad to be?
-    Is not the sunlight fair, the shadow kind,
-
-    That falls at noon-time over you and me?
-    O gleam of birches lost among the firs,
-    Let your high treble chime in silverly
-
-    Across the half-imagined wind that stirs
-    A muffled organ-music from the pines!
-    Earth knows to-day that not one note of hers
-
-    Is minor.  For, behold, the loud sun shines
-    Till the young maples are no longer gray,
-    And stronger grow their faint, uncertain lines
-
-    Each violet takes a deeper blue to-day,
-    And purpler swell the cones hung overhead,
-    Until the sound of their far feet who
-
-    About the wood, fades from me; and, instead,
-    I hear a robin singing--not as one
-    That calls unto his mate, uncomforted--
-    But as one sings a welcome to the sun.
-
-
-    Not among men, or near men-fashioned things,
-    In the old years found I this present ease,
-    Though I have known the fellowship of kings
-
-    And tarried long in splendid palaces.
-    The worship of vast peoples has been mine,
-    The homage of uncounted pageantries.
-
-    Sea-offerings, and fruits of field and vine
-    Have humble folk been proud to bring to me;
-    And woven cloths of wonderful design
-
-    Have lain untouched in far lands over-sea,
-    Till the rich traffickers beheld my sails.
-    Long caravans have toiled on wearily--
-
-    Harassed yet watchful of their costly bales--
-    Across wide sandy places, glad to bear
-    Strange oils and perfumes strained in Indian vales,
-
-    Great gleaming rubies torn from some queen's hair,
-    Yellow, long-hoarded coin and golded dust,
-    Deeming that I would find their offerings fair.
-
-    --O fairness quick to fade!  Ashes and rust
-    And food for moths!  O half-remembered things
-    Once altar-set!--I think when one is thrust
-
-    Far down in the under-world, where the worm clings
-    Close to the newly-dead, among the dead
-    Not one awakes to ask what gift she brings.
-
-    The color of her eyes, her hair outspread
-    In the moist wind that stifles ere it blows,
-    Falls on unwatching eyes; and no man knows
-    The gracious odors that her garments shed.
-
-
-    And she, unwearied yet and not grown wise,
-    Follows a little while her devious way
-    Across the twilight; where no voice replies
-
-    When her voice calls, bravely; and where to-day
-    Is even as yesterday and all days were.
-    Great houses loom up swiftly, out of the gray.
-
-    Knocking at last, the gradual echoes stir
-    The hangings of unhaunted passages;
-    Until she surely knows only for her
-
-    Has this House hoarded up its silences
-    Since the beginning of the early years,
-    And that this night her soul shall dwell at ease
-
-    And grow forgetful of its ancient fears
-    In some long-kept, unviolated room.
-    And so the quiet city no more hears
-    Her footsteps, and the streets their dust resume.
-
-
-    But what have I to do with her and death
-    Who hold these living grasses in my hands,--
-    With her who liveth not, yet sorroweth?
-
-    (For it shall chance, however close the bands
-    Of sleep be drawn about her, nevertheless
-    She must remember alway the old lands
-
-    She wandered in, and their old hollowness.)
-    --Awaiting here the strong word of the trees,
-    My soul leans over to the wind's caress,
-
-    One with the flowers; far off, it hears the sea's
-    Rumor of large, unmeasured things, and yet
-    It has no yearning to remix with these.
-
-    For the pines whisper, lest it may forget,
-    Of the near pool; and how the shadow lies
-    On it forever; and of its edges, set
-
-    With maiden-hair; and how, in guardian-wise,
-    The alder trees bend over, until one
-    Forgets the color of the unseen skies
-
-    And loses all remembrance of the sun.
-    No echo there of the sea's loss and pain;
-    Nor sound of little rivers, even, that run
-
-    Where with the wind the hollow reeds complain;
-    Nor the soft stir of marsh-waters, when dawn
-    Comes in with quiet covering of rain:
-
-    Only, all day, the shadow of peace upon
-    The pool's gray breast; and with the fall of even,
-    The noiseless gleam of scattered stars--withdrawn
-    From the unfathomed treasuries of heaven.
-
-
-    And as the sea has not the strength to win
-    Back to its love my soul, O Comrades, ye--
-    In the wood lost, and seeking me therein--
-
-    Are not less impotent than all the sea!
-    My soul at last its ultimate house hath won,
-    And in that house shall sleep along with me.
-
-    Yea, we shall slumber softly, out of the sun,
-    To day and night alike indifferent,
-    Aware and unaware if Time be done.
-
-    Yet ere I go, ere yet your faith be spent,
-    For our old love I pass Earth's message on:
-    "In me, why shouldst thou not find thy content?
-
-    "Are not my days surpassing fair, from dawn
-    To sunset, and my nights fulfilled with peace?
-    Shall not my strength remain when thou art gone
-
-    "The way of all blown dust?  Shall Beauty cease
-    Upon my face because thy face grows gray?
-    Behold, thine hours, even now, fade and decrease,
-
-    "And thou hast got no wisdom; yet I say
-    This thing there is to learn ere thou must go:
-    _Have no sad thoughts of me upon the way_
-
-    "_Thou takest home coming; for thy soul shall know_
-    _The old glad things and sorrowful its share_
-    _Until at last Time's legions overthrow_
-    _The House thy days have builded unaware._"
-
-
-    Now therefore am I joyful who have heard
-    Earth's message plain to-day, and so I cry
-    Aloud to you, O Comrades, her last word,
-
-    That ye may be as wise and glad as I,
-    And the long grasses, and the broad green leaves
-    That beat against the far, unclouded sky:
-
-    _Who worships me alway, who alway cleaves_
-    _Close unto me till his last call rings clear_
-    _Across the pathless wood,--his soul receives_
-    _My peace continually and shall not fear._
-
-
-
-
-                      A PRELUDE WRITTEN BY FRANCIS
-                    SHERMAN IS PRIVATELY PRINTED FOR
-                      HIM AND FOR HERBERT COPELAND
-                    AND F. H. DAY AND THEIR FRIENDS
-                        CHRISTMAS M D CCC XCVII
-
-
-
-
-
-
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