English poem
Viii
Words for my song like sighing of dim seas, Words with no thought in them,--a piping reed, An infant’s cry, a moan low-uttered,--these Are all the words I need.
Others have song for broad-winged winds that pass, For stars and sun, for standing men around; I put my mouth low down into the grass, And whisper to the ground.
HERE END THE POEMS WHICH WERE FIRST PUBLISHED IN A VOLUME IN 1876
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS OF LATER DATES