The Garden of Proserpine | 
| Here, where the world is quiet ; | 
| Here, where all trouble seems | 
| Dead winds’ and spent waves’ riot | 
| In doubtful dreams of dreams ; | 
| I watch the green field growing | 
| For reaping folk and sowing, | 
| For harvest-time and mowing, | 
|      A sleepy world of streams. | 
| I am tired of tears and laughter, | 
| And men that laugh and weep ; | 
| Of what may come hereafter | 
| For men that sow to reap : | 
| I am weary of days and hours, | 
| Blown buds of barren flowers, | 
| Desires and dreams and powers | 
|      And everything but sleep. | 
Thursday, 14 January 2010
Excerpt from The Garden of Proserpine
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