My Soliloquy
My Soliloquy
Ephemeral the distances are, I know,
I breathe in the quite air, though.
Thoughts unruly, feelings wild have far to go,
The hardest of the things that ever can grow.
For oft, when over my couch I lie,
The sinking heart sings melancholy strain.
You flash upon that inward eye,
And drench me with love and pain.
The tickling clock in the wall, hanging;
The serene dense night murmuring.
Archives my brooding far and wide,
O'er the shores like the rushing tides.
