Nature
At the Helm
From Nirvana Days (1909)
Nature
Fog, and a wind that blows the sea
Blindly into my eyes.
And I know not if my soul shall be
When the day dies.
But if it be not and I lose
All that men live to gain--
I who have little known but hues
Of wind and rain--
Still I shall envy no man's lot,
For I have held this great,
Never in whines to have forgot
That Fate is Fate.
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Rice, Cale Young. “At the Helm.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/rice/123/.
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Rice, Cale Young. “At the Helm.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/rice/123/.
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