Where your feet go no wind stirs, No wind ruffles the chestnut boughs, No wind ruffles the chestnut burrs; Braided thick on your brows Coils of great slow sunlight drowse. Your eyes against their lashes dream As birds through covert gazing deep: Mother of the tawny gleam, And the silence the hills keep, And the amber depth of sleep. Shield me with your languorousness; Let my heavy spirit feel Feet, hair, eyes flame downward; press On my heart the glittering heel, On my lids the gradual seal. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...AND WHAT SHALL YOU SAY? by JOSEPH SEAMON COTTER JR. THE CELLO by RICHARD WATSON GILDER MAKE FRIENDS by ALI IBN ABU TALIB PEARLS OF THE FAITH: 4. AL-MALIK by EDWIN ARNOLD IMPROMPTU: TO FRANCES GARNET WOLSELEY by ALFRED AUSTIN |