The single hound : poems of a lifetime | ||
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[XVII. My Wheel is in the dark]
My Wheel is in the dark,—
I cannot see a spoke,
Yet know its dripping feet
Go round and round.
I cannot see a spoke,
Yet know its dripping feet
Go round and round.
My foot is on the tide—
An unfrequented road,
Yet have all roads
A “clearing” at the end.
An unfrequented road,
Yet have all roads
A “clearing” at the end.
Some have resigned the Loom,
Some in the busy tomb
Find quaint employ,
Some with new, stately feet
Pass royal through the gate,
Flinging the problem back at you and I.
Some in the busy tomb
Find quaint employ,
Some with new, stately feet
Pass royal through the gate,
Flinging the problem back at you and I.
The single hound : poems of a lifetime | ||