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Poem by Paul Hamilton Hayne


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O GOD! what glorious seasons bless thy world!
See! the tranced winds are nestling on the deep,
The guardian heavens unclouded vigil keep
O'er the mute earth; the beach birds' wings are furled
Ghost-like and gray, where the dim billows curled
Lazily up the sea-strand, sink in sleep,
Save when the random fish with lightning leap
Flashes above them, the far sky's impearled
Inland, with lines of Silvery smoke that gleam
Upward from quiet homesteads, thin and slow:
The sunset girds me like a gorgeous dream
Pregnant with splendors, by whose marvellous spell,
Senses and soul are flushed to one deep glow,
The golden mood of thoughts ineffable!



Paul Hamilton Hayne


Paul Hamilton Hayne's other poems:
  1. A Christmas Lyric
  2. A Morning after Storm
  3. “Too Low and Yet Too High”
  4. Now, While the Rear-Guard of the Flying Year
  5. In Harbor


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