So like a boundless, soundless sea The miracle of love to me, With all the world a rosy dream Sailing upon a silver stream, While I, a fairy in mid-air, Am dancing, dancing everywhere. Hark! do you hear the thunder peal? I care not what it would reveal, Tomorrow will be yesterday When I am shivering and gray: I will not heed the prompter's ring Let others answer, I shall sing And dance the merrier—away! I'll live and live and live—today! | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...LOVERS, AND A REFLECTION by CHARLES STUART CALVERLEY ON AN INVITATION TO THE UNITED STATES by THOMAS HARDY WINTER FANTASY by ADELE BABBITT SATISFIED by HESTER A. BENEDICT PSALM 2; DONE AUGUST 8, 1653 - TERZETTI by OLD TESTAMENT BIBLE |