[Gutenberg 39798] • In Memorabilia Mortis

Excerpt from In Memorabilia Mortis

D in this garden sloping the sea seemed) to watch pass, armour brass, Queens, with yellow und wonderfully. For love's sake, and because of love's decree, Most went, I knew; and so the flowers and grass Knew my steps also: yet I wept Alas, Deeming the garden surely lost to me. But as the days went over, and still our feet Trod the warm, even places, I knew well (for I, as they, followed the close-heard beat Of Love's wide wings who was her sentinel) That here had Beauty built her citadel And only we should reach her mercy-seat.

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