Love

Passion

by Archibald Lampman 1861–1899

From Among the Millet (1888)

Love

As a weed beneath the ocean,
As a pool beneath a tree
Answers with each breath or motion
An imperious mastery;

So my spirit swift with passion
Finds in every look a sign,
Catching in some wondrous fashion
Every mood that governs thine.

In a moment it will borrow,
Flashing in a gusty train,
Laughter and desire and sorrow
Anger and delight and pain.

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From Among the Millet (1888)

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Lampman, Archibald. “Passion.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/lampman/29/.

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Lampman, Archibald. “Passion.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/lampman/29/.

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