Nature

Song

by George Meredith 1828–1909

From Poems — Volume 1

Nature

THE moon is alone in the sky
As thou in my soul;
The sea takes her image to lie
Where the white ripples roll
All night in a dream,
With the light of her beam,
Hushedly, mournfully, mistily up to the shore.
The pebbles speak low
In the ebb and the flow,
As I when thy voice came at intervals, tuned to adore:
Nought other stirred
Save my heart all unheard
Beating to bliss that is past evermore.

MLA

Meredith, George. “Song.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/meredith/261/.

Chicago

Meredith, George. “Song.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/meredith/261/.

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