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A voice on the winds,

A voice on the waters,

Wanders and cries:

_O! what are the winds?

And what are the waters?

Mine are your eyes._

Western the winds are,

And western the waters,

Where the light lies:

_O! what are the winds?

And what are the waters?

Mine are your eyes._

Cold, cold, grow the winds,

And dark grow the waters,

Where the sun dies:

_O! what are the winds?

And what are the waters?

Mine are your eyes._

And down the night winds,

And down the night waters

The music flies:

_O! what are the winds?

And what are the waters?

Cold be the winds,

And wild be the waters,

So mine be your eyes._

_Lionel Johnson_

A Book of Irish Verse Selected from modern writers, with an introduction and notes by W. B. Yeats · 第 206 / 227 题