 | The Poems of Sir William Watson |  |
WHITHER AFAR?
In light, in night, in twilight,
I sought for very Thee!
But my light, was it Thy light?
I sought, and nought could see.
I sought for very Thee!
But my light, was it Thy light?
I sought, and nought could see.
I strove by inward eyesight
To gaze on things to be:
But my sight, was it Thy sight?
I gazed, and nought could see.
To gaze on things to be:
But my sight, was it Thy sight?
I gazed, and nought could see.
Lost on Thine own great highway
Thou find'st me, bound or free!
If Thy way, then, be my way,
O whither lead'st Thou me?
Thou find'st me, bound or free!
If Thy way, then, be my way,
O whither lead'st Thou me?
| The Poems of Sir William Watson | |