To One Unknown
Helen Dudley
1886 to 1932
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I have dreamed unwonted things,
Opened the gates of Dawn—
In endless minstrelsy;
Even the sun and moon,
I have touched the trillium,
I have heard the violin,
I have kissed the shining feet
Never with you.
Visions that witches brew,
Coral, anemone,
Pale flower of the land,
And not your hand.
Yet not your voice.
Of Twilight lover-wise,
The winds and waves rejoice
I have seen the proudest stars
But not your face.
That wander on through space,
Spoken with images,
Oh, not your eyes!