D. G. CARTER.

_Lady of the Sea_

Night, and vessels softly lifting

From the surges of the sea,

Arms to breezes ever shifting

As they whisper low to me.

Silhouetted masts are weaving

Circles wavering to lean

Nearer waves in slumber heaving

Far below a cold moon’s sheen....

Clothed in glory, still and splendid,

Starlight shimmers in her hair,

And my lady’s form is blended

With the shadows, waiting there.

As in silence we are taken

In the evening’s soft embrace,

Would I never could awaken

From the wonder in her face.

The Yale Literary Magazine (Vol. LXXXIX, No. 1, 1923) · 第 13 / 34 题