Nature
The flecks of gold that glorify
From Song-Waves (1900)
The flecks of gold that glorify
The forest floors to loving eye,
Withdraw from me,--a splendor lingers
On trees of God, in their crowns on high.
And as the arch with stars is sprent,
I hear balm-dew from firmament
Drip richly from their whispering leafage
To soothe the fields to a sweet content.
In bloom of dark they softly stir,
Till arrowy dawn the shadow-blur
Dispels--God's tingling kiss of morning
On oak and maple and pine and fir.
Codex Note
From the sequence Song-Waves (1900)
Cite this poem
MLA
Rand, Theodore Harding. “The flecks of gold that glorify.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/rand_th/105/.
Chicago
Rand, Theodore Harding. “The flecks of gold that glorify.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/rand_th/105/.
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