Moveless Memories
Philip Bourke Marston
1850 to 1887
Track 1
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Roar thyself hoarse, thy rage is all in vain,
Thou canst not from this garden, or this grove,
And all my heart exultant in thy might!
And in the darkness thou dost take no ease;
Nor hush at all the sweet mysterious strain
As through thy waves the nightbirds wing their flight:
Blow, autumn wind of this tempestuous night!
But keep perpetual vigil to the end.
But ever thy wild clamor doth increase.
Drive forth the undying memories of love.
Roar through this garden, and bear down these trees;
Lo! thou wast up before the morning light,
Surely to-night thy voice is as the seas,
They sing, who never into sleep descend,
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