to music! . Over  ill, as if ers, conscious of faint s music. o a tremulous morning knoion. A spirit filled  er, s as de ly it o a s open to t and tly.

    An encment of t! t ed. In a dream or vision asy of serap an instant of encment only or long hours and years and ages?

    tant of inspiration seemed noo be reflected from all sides at once from a multitude of cloudy circumstances of  flas of ligance confused form ly its aftergloion to terglo,  lig rose and ardent ligrange range t no man  ardent rose-like glohe seraphim were falling from heaven.

    Are you not  ways,

    Lure of the fallen seraphim?

    tell no more of enced days.

    to  t of a villanelle pass t forts rays of rs rays burned up ts of men and angels: t was .

    Your eyes  mans  ablaze

    And you have had your will of him.

    Are you not  ways?

    And to move and beat. And tar of the world.

    Above the smoke of praise

    Goes up from ocean rim to rim

    tell no more of enced days.

    Smoke  up from t at once; t  verses over and over; t on stumbling tammering and baffled; topped. ts cry was broken.

    t  faintly very far atered; te ligself east and , covering t in .

    Fearing to lose all, o look for paper and pencil. table; only te en tick s tendrils of tallos paper socket, singed by t flame. retco of ts of t t te packet. earing open t, placed t cigarette on to e out tanzas of t letters on the rough cardboard surface.

    ten t ted flock under