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Chicago May
Chicago May (1914), PDF p. 26
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CHICAGO MAY
To meet me! there's a guerdon far above
All God's in our unalterable sum_
Of infinite abasement ‘and success—
Come, let our spirits mingle! bodies follow
According to the grace and kindliness
(Of space’s master, Zeus, and time's, Apollo,
T love you, Laylah! I am with you now.
One kiss, one kiss! O let us part no more!
One kiss, one kiss on each beloved brow!
‘One kiss, one kiss where we have kissed before!
Irise, I come to you! I come to you!
‘You will be maniac to meet with me.
I ride, I race over the bounding blue:
‘You will be there to meet me on the quay!
PART V—DOMAINE D'HARDELOT.
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Tite fall moon, regent of the dunes,
Shines from the sanctifying sea.
This night of nights, this June of Junes,
Is lonely as eternity.
Love, the sole substance that abides,
Reigns on the land and the lagoon;
‘The drifting sand, the changing tides,
‘The moving light of the dead moon.
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