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The Path of Dreams - Leigh Gordon Giltner
Leigh Gordon Giltner
The Path of Dreams
Poems
EAN 8596547141181
DigiCat, 2022
Contact: DigiCat@okpublishing.info
Table of Contents
To One Who Sleeps
THE PATH OF DREAMS
In Woodland Ways
Ashes of Roses
A Challenge
And Yet ...
The Master-Player
Afterbloom
To Bliss Carman
When Love Passed By
Hedonism
Euthumism
Under the Leaves
Carmen
To R. D. MacLean
Love and Death
A Winter Landscape
Roses and Rue
Severance
Spartacus
The Dead Leader
Hagar
Water-Lilies
Salvias
Yellow Jessamine
Sunflowers
The Rose
Circe
To A. M. M.
Loveless
Clytie—The Sunflower
In Bondage
To a Singer
Blossom of Brine
A Memory
To Margaret
Regret
God Bless You, Dear
Roses
The Poet
Shylock
Sonnet
Antithesis
In Fortune's Twilight
Fate
An Autumn Song
Vain
Sartor Resartus
Illumed
In the Play
To E. P. B.
Through the Dark
Preluding
The Heights of Silence
Andromeda
Requital
When Fades the Light
Butterflies
In the Dark Forest
Insatiate
To One Who Sleeps
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(Obiit, June 8th, 1894.)
Tho' storm and summer shine for long have shed
Or blight or bloom above thy quiet bed,
Tho' loneliness and longing cry thee dead—
Thou art not dead, belovèd. Still with me
Are whilom hopings that encompass thee
And dreams of dear delights that may not be.
Asleep—adream perchance, dost thou forget
The sometime sorrow and the fevered fret,
Sting of salt tears and long unbreathed regret?
Liest thou here thro' long sunshiny hours,
Holding sweet converse with the springing flowers,
Harking the singing of the warm sweet showers
That fall like happy tears ... dost hear
The birds that unafraid assail thine ear—
And yet art silent when I whisper? Dear,
Dost thou not hear?
Lying so low beneath the bending grass
In long, still smiling tranced for aye—alas!
Thou dost not harken when my footsteps pass.
If haply I some tender thing should tell
Thee of the springtime flowers thou once loved well—
Anemone and shining asphodel;
Should steal from Nature some enchanted lay,
Some bird-song lilted where green branches sway—
Heart-music that could stir thy heart alway;
Should call thee by the old fond name again,
Should tell thee all a heart's enduring pain
And long rememb'ring, would'st thou mute remain?
Alas! nor sigh nor song can thrill the ear
Tuned to Israfel's music in the sphere
Where things to thee erst dear no more are dear.
Thou dost not hear!
THE PATH OF DREAMS
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In Woodland Ways
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Out of the poignant glare, the shadeless heat
Of summer noon, beseech thee follow me
Into the dim, dream-haunted secrecy
The cool, green glooms, the grottoed deep retreat,
Of yon old wood; down aisles of lichened trees—
Grey Merlins clasped by lissom Viviens
Of clinging vine—to cloistered sylvan glens,
Where Nature weaves her fairest mysteries.
Here let us rest a little—find surcease
For feet grown weary of the thridded street
That echoes ever to the ceaseless beat
Of human tread;—a brief while know the ease
Of dreamful rest, to slumb'rous languors stilled
On Orient rugs of dappled mosses spread
In nooks where blossom, purple, white and red,
The flowers Summer's lavish hands have spilled.
Wild woodland creatures near