A MAGIC MOMENT.

(By Lilian Whiting.)

I love you, love you! only this

I have to say;

All other visions, hopes and dreams

Must go their way.

Your lightest word outweighs for me

The universe beside;

My thought responds to all your own

As ocean’s tide

Unfailingly leaps up to meet

The moon’s sure call;

Or as the stars in evening skies

Must shine for all.

Life is no longer drift and dream,

But vivified;

And all its radiance, all its faiths,

Are multiplied.

Music and magic lay their spell

Upon the days

That dawn in rose and wane in gold

And purple haze.

O wondrous spirit-call that came

From out the air

To make all life forevermore

Divinely fair.

—Harper’s Bazaar.

Watson's Jeffersonian Magazine, (Vol. III, No. 1), January, 1909 · 第 39 / 60 题