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One idle day	A
A mile or so of sunlit waves off shore	B
In a breezeless bay	A
We listless lay	A
Our boat a dream of rest on the still sea	C
And we were four	B
	-
The wind had died	D
That all day long sang songs unto the deep	E
It was eventide	D
And far and wide	D
Sweet silence crept thro' the rifts of sound	D
With spells of sleep	E
	-
Our gray sail cast	D
The only cloud that flecked the foamless sea	C
And weary at last	D
Beside the mast	D
One fell to slumber with a dreamy face	F
And we were three	C
	-
No ebb no flow	G
No sound no stir in the wide wondrous calm	H
In the sunset's glow	G
The shore shelved low	G
And snow white from far ridges screened with shade	D
Of drooping palm	H
	-
Our hearts were hushed	D
All light seemed melting into boundless blue	I
But the west was flushed	D
Where sunset blushed	D
Thro' clouds of roses when another slept	D
And we were two	I
	-
How still the air	J
Not e'en a sea bird o'er us waveward flew	I
Peace rested there	J
Light everywhere	J
Nay Light some shadows fell on that fair scene	K
And we are two	I
	-
Some shadows Where	J
No matter where all shadows are not seen	K
For clouds of care	J
To skies all fair	J
Will sudden rise as tears to shining eyes	L
And dim their sheen	K
	-
We spake no word	D
Tho' each I ween did hear the other's soul	M
Not a wavelet stirred	D
And yet we heard	D
The loneliest music of the weariest waves	N
That ever roll	M
	-
Yea Peace you swayed	D
Your sceptre jeweled with the evening light	D
And then you said	D
Here falls no shade	D
Here floats no sound and all the seas and skies	L
Sleep calm and bright	D
	-
Nay Peace not so	G
The wildest waves may feel thy sceptre's spell	O
And fear to flow	G
But to and fro	G
Beyond their reach lone waves on troubled seas	P
Will sink and swell	O
	-
No word e'en yet	D
Were our eyes speaking while they watched the sky	Q
And in the sunset	D
Infinite regret	D
Swept sighing from the skies into our souls	R
I wonder why	Q
	-
A half hour passed	D
'Twas more than half an age 'tis ever thus	S
Words came at last	D
Fluttering and fast	D
As shadows veiling sunsets in the souls	R
Of each of us	S
	-
The noiseless night	D
Sped flitting like a ghost where waves of blue	I
Lost all their light	D
As lips once bright	D
Whence smiles have fled we or the wavelets sighed	D
And we were two	I
	-
The day had gone	T
And on the dim high altar of the dark	U
Stars one by one	V
Far faintly shone	W
The moonlight trembled like a mother's smile	X
Upon our bark	U
	-
We softly spoke	Y
The waves seemed listening on the lonely sea	C
The winds awoke	Y
Our whispers broke	Y
The spell of silence and two eyes unclosed	D
And we were three	C
	-
The breeze blows fair	J
He said the waking waves set towards the shore	B
The long brown hair	J
Of the other there	J
Who slumbered near the mast with dreamy face	F
Stirred we were four	B
	-
That starry night	D
A mile or so of shadows from the shore	B
Two faces bright	D
With laughter light	D
Shone on two souls like stars that shine on shrines	Z
And we were four	B
	-
Over the reach	A2
Of dazzling waves our boat like wild bird flew	I
We reached the beach	A2
Nor song nor speech	A2
Shall ever tell our sacramental thought	D
When we were two	I

Abram Joseph Ryan

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