Archibald MacLeish (Арчибальд Маклиш)

Omniscience

There was a lad and he sat alone,
And he watched the sky where a bird had flown,
And he watched the sea where a wind had run,
And he watched his shadow in the sun.

And he said, I know that birds go by
And leave no singing in the sky,
I know that winds blow silverly
And leave no brightness on the sea,

I know that when I'm digged away
My shadow's shadow will not stay:
Now God that knows both when and why,
He said, is not so wise as I. 

1. The Lord Chancellor Prepares His Opinion
2. Hunters
3. Hypocrites
4. Chevaux de Bois
5. The Tomb of the Abbess of Tours

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