Poems by George William Russell
Whom We Worship
... I felt the wings of light that fluttered through ...
Fantasy
... As with sudden sweetness melting, shone the eyes, the hearts of home, ...
Refuge
... We, from whose hearts pursuit and flight were gone, ...
The Child of Destiny
... What bright immortal hides and through a childs light breath ...
The Well of All-Healing
... And the scarlet berries burn dark by the stars in the pool ...
Weariness
... Filled with kindly light our thought: ...
Janus
... And, ah, to think how thin the veil that lies ...
Recall
... Lost dove, what art, what charm may please ...
Children of Lir
... Through nights lit with diamond and sapphire we raced with the children of dawn, ...
The Joy of Earth
... Breathes in thee and flings the wild wings sunward to the dome ...
Indian Song
... Brahma, all alone in gladness, dreams the joys that throng in space, ...
A Prayer
... Are many gem-winged flowers with gay and delicate bloom ...
On Behalf of Some Irishmen not Followers of Tradition
... The creeds, the deeds, the fame, the name, ...
Kinship
... And did they know, when all fierce wars were done, ...
The Vision of Love
... And we moved as shades through the deep that was you and I ...
