SUNSET worn to its last vermilion he; She that star overhead in slow descent: That white star with the front of angel she; He undone in his rays of glory spent. Halo, fair as the bow-shot at his rise, He casts round her, and knows his hour of rest Incomplete, were the light for which he dies Less like joy of the dove that wings to nest. Lustrous momently, near on earth she sinks; Life's full throb over breathless and abased: Yet stand they, though impalpable the links, One. more one than the bridally embraced. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE DEPARTED by JOHN BANISTER TABB THE VEERY'S FLUTE by LUCY BRANCH ALLEN THE VIGIL OF JOSEPH by ELSA BARKER EXPEDITIONAL by CHARLES WILLIAM BRODRIBB DAY LABORERS by RICHARD EUGENE BURTON THE OUTLAW by CHARLES BADGER CLARK JR. |