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In the Morning

Chapter 27: AGAIN?
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A sequence of lyric poems that meditates on dawn, nature, and spiritual feeling, often deploying mountain, forest, and seaside imagery to probe grief, consolation, and renewal. Poems move among quiet pastorals, occasional and domestic verse, devotional hymns, translations, and lighter nonsense pieces, following seasonal rhythms and holiday observances. The voice shifts between elegiac introspection and bright affirmation, favoring sensory detail—birdsong, running water, sunlight—and a consolatory outlook that finds moral and emotional sustenance in simple scenes and ritual moments.

AGAIN?

Side by side, from their misty home,
Fell two bright drops of rain;
The storm-wind hurled them far apart,
Never to meet again.
Hand in hand stood two dear friends,
Hearts wrung with sudden pain;
The storm-wind hurled them far apart,—
Never to meet again?