Nature

Moonrise

by Bliss Carman 1861–1929

From Later Poems (1921)

Nature

At the end of the road through the wood
I see the great moon rise.
The fields are flooded with shine,
And my soul with surmise.

What if that mystic orb
With her shadowy beams,
Should be the revealer at last
Of my darkest dreams!

What if this tender fire
In my heart's deep hold
Should be wiser than all the lore
Of the sages of old!

MLA

Carman, Bliss. “Moonrise.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/carman/165/.

Chicago

Carman, Bliss. “Moonrise.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/carman/165/.

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