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1917 · PDF PAGE 3

The Oxford Book of English Mystical Verse

…SIGHT I tread the unsubstantial way ‘That looms before me, as the thundering night Falls on the ocean : I must stop, and pray One little prayer, and then—what bitter fight Flames at the end beyond the darkling goal ? “These are my passions that my feet must tread; ‘This is my sword, the fervour of my soul ; ‘This is my Will, the crown upon my head. For see! the darkness beckons : I have gone, Before this terrible hour, towards the gloom, Braved the wild dragon, called the tiger on With whirling cries of pride, sought out the tomb Where lurking …

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1917 · PDF PAGE 4

The Oxford Book of English Mystical Verse

…to attain the light: ‘To gain my voice I make myself as dumb: ‘That I may see I close my outer sight: So, Lam here. My brows are bent in prayer: Vineel already in the Gates of Dawn; And I am come, albeit unaware, Be the deep sanctuary: my hope is drawn om wells profounder than the very sea. ea, Lam come, where least I guessed it so, Into the very Presence of the Three That Are beyond all Gods, And now I know E spiritual Light is drawing me ‘0 its stooping splendour. In my soul

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