Versos English Theodore H. Rand Sure in this realm of Sense and Time...

English poem

Sure in this realm of Sense and Time...

by (1835–1900)

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Sure in this realm of Sense and Time . . . . . . . . Passes an endless pantomime Of life and thought, whose tone and color A shadow is of a heavenly prime.

The rose unfolds from the unseen; It was not to the senses keen; 'Tis broken to the vision softly, A crown of crowns of the summer's green.

In hushed and breathless Beauty's name, From out the veiled deeps as flame It comes, a thing of sense, of spirit, And passeth out by the way it came.