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Poem by Thomas Hardy


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          (Song)

As ’twere to-night, in the brief space
Of a far eventime,
My spirit rang achime
At vision of a girl of grace;
As ’twere to-night, in the brief space
Of a far eventime.

As ’twere at noontide of to-morrow
I airily walked and talked,
And wondered as I walked
What it could mean, this soar from sorrow;
As ’twere at noontide of to-morrow
I airily walked and talked.

As ’twere at waning of this week
Broke a new life on me;
Trancings of bliss to be
In some dim dear land soon to seek;
As ’twere at waning of this week
Broke a new life on me!



Thomas Hardy


Thomas Hardy's other poems:
  1. The Paphian Ball
  2. After the Death of a Friend
  3. The Superseded
  4. To Carrey Clavel
  5. The Hatband


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