Bryan Waller Procter (Брайан Уоллер Проктер)

A Poet’s Thought

TELL me, what is a poet’s thought?
Is it on the sudden born?
Is it from the starlight caught?
Is it by the tempest taught,
Or by whispering morn?

Was it cradled in the brain?
Chain’d awhile, or nurs’d in night?
Was it wrought with toil and pain?
Did it bloom and fade again,
Ere it burst to light?

No more question of its birth:
Rather love its better part!
’T is a thing of sky and earth,
Gathering all its golden worth
From the Poet’s heart. 

1. Golden-Tressed Adelaide
2. Sit Down, Sad Soul
3. In France
4. The Old Witch in the Copse
5. The Watch

Thomas Hardy (Томас Гарди (Харди)) A Poet’s Thought ("It sprang up out of him in the dark")

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