STORM

Twigs of despair on the high trees uplifted,

Torn cloud flying behind;

Whistling wind through the dead leaves drifted;

Oho! my mind

With you is racked and ruined and rifted.

Waves of the angry firth high-flying,

Rainstorm striping the sea,

Sleet-mist shrouding the hills; day dying;

Now around me

Closes the darkness of night in, wild crying.

God of the storm, in thy storm's heart unmeted

My shallop-soul rideth where roars

The swirling water-spout--rides undefeated;

No rudder, no oars;

Only within, thy small image seated.

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