Lilith. The Legend Of The First Woman. Book Iv. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

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To that fair Elf child other summers came	A
But Lilith walked heart hungered filled with shame	A
Naught comforted And in that shadow land	B
She sorrowing bore in after time a band	B
Of elfin babes that waked dim echoes long	C
Forgotten there and ghastly bursts of song	C
Then Lilith saddened more for that she knew	D
The curse was fallen now And cried she through	D
Fast falling tears Oh me most desolate	E
That shall not know in any time the fate	F
Of happier mothers Nay nor cool touch	G
Of baby hands Oh longed for loved so much	G
Alas my babes ere yet hour old ye fly	H
Out spreading shining wings with jeering cry	H
Afar from me Most hapless I from whom	I
The crown of motherhood yet white with bloom	I
Falls blighted Close in these empty arms fain	J
Would I clasp my babes My tender pain	J
But once could ye not solace Nay 'tis vain	J
I shall not kiss their lips nor hear again	K
As gladder mothers may low rippling sweet	L
The laughter children bring about their feet	L
Oh soulless ones can ye not wait awhile	M
'Till on your loveless lips I wake one smile	M
But merrily out laughed the phantom crew	D
On shining pinions white swift seaward flew	D
Or upward rose slow fading in the blue	D
Or lured her trembling green morasses through	D
And 'mong the frothy waves they vanished fast	N
Or shrieked with glee borne on the wintry blast	N
And wilder raised their warlock song	C
While fairer grew each day that elfin throng	C
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To pluck the mangoes brown fair Lilith sped	O
One morn Quick throbbed her heart On mossy bed	O
Lay all her babes With face like morning shone	P
One there and wide her yellow hair out blown	P
As 'twere in play Red flushed her cheeks and deep	Q
About her lips the baby smiles Asleep	Q
Was one white gleaming pure as pearl unseen	R
In sunless caves close shut And one did lean	R
Against his fellow lithe sun flushed and brown	S
With rings of jetty hair that low adown	S
His bosom streamed And one there was whose dream	T
O'erflowed with laughter And one did seem	T
Half waking One with dimpled arms in sleep	Q
Thrust elbow deep in moss that sure did weep	Q
Ere yet he slept and on his cheek scarce dried	U
The wilful tears	V
Then low pale Lilith cried	U
As near she drew down bending tender eyes	W
And are ye here my babes and will ye rise	W
If I but break your sleep His naked feet	L
One faintly moved as low she leant and warm	X
His slumbrous breath stirred 'gainst her circling arm	Y
And slow aneath his closed lids slipped a waft	Z
Of wind that loosed a trickling tear Its craft	A2
The mother heart forgot thereat At last	N
Close to my breast my babes she cried and fast	N
Laughing outstretched her eager hands and strong	C
Then lay with empty arms	B2
The elfin throng	C
Breasted the pulsing air with mocking song	C
Alas she said could ye not give one kiss	C2
One tender clasp of hands And must I miss	C2
Your throbbing hearts from my cold barren breast	D2
Ye soulless ones that flout my lonely rest	D2
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There prostrate long lay Lilith and there late	F
'Mid dew fall Eblis found his stricken mate	F
O Eblis say o'er me what curse hangs bare	E2
For now no more she said this realm seems fair	E2
Its fruits grow bitter all its light falls chill	F2
With thee my prince poor Lilith mates but ill	F2
Earth born with angel linked Alas is left	G2
No joy to me of my sweet ones bereft	G2
Methinks soft baby lips might erewhile drain	S
From Lilith's famished heart its wildest pain	S
Wherefore my Eblis it were wise to seek	H2
Surcease of grief That Lilith is so weak	H2
Who wedded thee and that she sinned knew not	I2
Yet if we part mayhap may follow naught	J2
Of other ills	K2
Sweet love he laughed o'er late	F
Thou art so timorous At Eden's gate	F
Not so what time the angel barred her way	L2
My Lilith stood Shelter within my arms Oh say	L2
Was not our young love sweet Hath it grown cold	M2
With me thou sharest endless life nor old	M2
Nor shrivelled shalt thou be And not one trace	N2
Of earth's decay sure doom of thy sad race	N2
Shall taint thy babes For lo I give	O2
Thy soulless ones immortal youth They live	P2
Without a pang And yet methinks the cry	H
Of Earth adown the ages sounds when die	H
Its babes and mothers bend dumb lips above	Q2
And fold still hands that answer not their love	Q2
Lilith doth not indeed my love outweigh	L2
Caresses missed from phantom babes Astray	L2
From Eden long here in this fair domain	S
To bide and through long cycles fearless reign	S
Methinks were joy In summer sheen	S
Wide spreads thy land The marge of islets green	S
The palm trees skirt Soft shine the dusk lagoons	R2
And inland mountains Mirk the jungle's glooms	R2
And fair thy fertile plains Oh sweet the glow	S2
When we together watch the day that low	S2
Among the winds lies still Shut lilies blow	S2
While here we wait Come for they fain would show	S2
Their golden hearts Or love with me to float	T2
Were it not sweet through flowery bays remote	T2
Past coves and peaks Or pierce yon ocean's verge	U2
And through wild tumbling waves our sails to urge	U2
Yea sweet is love she said and sweet to roam	V2
By listless currents lulled or 'mid the foam	V2
Low dip our feathery oars she sighed yet sore	W2
Is still the mother heart that hears no more	W2
The lisping tongues And sad when baby smiles	R2
Have left it desolate And baby wiles	R2
Shall cheer it never more	W2
Yet Eblis said	O
Lilith no longer mourn For I have read	O
Upon a scroll as samite glistening white	X2
All coming fate close hid from human sight	X2
Great peoples yet shall dwell in these dusk lands	R2
Then shall thy children shadowy bands	R2
That fly thy fond caress with them abide	U
In closest fellowship And though they hide	U
Sometimes from human ken their better selves	R2
Still loved remain these tricksy elves	R2
Though yet indeed some quips and pranks they play	L2
'Tis but a jest men know when far away	L2
The flickering marsh fires swift they light	X2
And children follow their false tapers bright	X2
Among the spongy bogs The ship lad smiles	R2
When distant 'mid the waves the phantom isles	R2
Rise green 'Tis but a harmless jest that sets	R2
On lonely plains domes mosques and minarets	R2
And o'er the desert sands mirage uplifts	R2
When glimmering waves shine through deep rifts	R2
Of crested palms	R2
Still dearer they when wide	U
To undiscovered lands men boldly ride	U
Across new seas and turn their venturous prows	R2
When tempests shriek and wet about their brows	R2
The salt spray dashes fierce one watching cries	R2
'Good mates no storm I fear for yonder rise	R2
The Elf babes 'mid the foam Ye goblin crew	D
That sail these unknown seas we follow you	D
To harbor safe Ho ho With beckoning hands	R2
Wind driven loud they cry My mates the lands	R2
The golden lands we seek are ours '	-
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In Earth's brown bosom pent the hardy wight	X2
Long in deep caverns dwells and hard doth smite	X2
The rocky caves Nor sees the golden spoil	Y2
Through weary days of wasted lonely toil	Y2
From his wild eyes far flying hides the prize	R2
Till desperate angered worn aloud he cries	R2
'Vain vain The caves my labor answer not	X2
Nor yellow threads that gleam in any grot	X2
Hard cruel silent hills my strength ye mock	Z2
And seal your treasures close in flinty rock	Z2
So after toilsome years sweet wife I bring	A3
To thee no sparkling love gift Nay nor anything	A3
To cheer our failing time '	-
	-
Then round him hears	R2
He sturdy blows and listening almost fears	R2
He dreams But swift the echoes rise and still	F2
More loudly roll and quick replies the hill	F2
Reverberant through all the caverns round	X2
The uproar swells and fills the world with sound	X2
Then lists he once again 'With lusty shocks	R2
Your hammers ring against the hard ribbed rocks	R2
Goblins ' he boldly shouts 'smite smite ye bring	A3
My treasure forth dark beating goblin wing	A3
Among the gleaming caves whose dusk veins hold	X2
The gold At last At last the ruddy gold '	-
	-
And lone in stricken fields the husbandman	S
Sits pale with anxious eyes that hopeless scan	S
The burning sky Hot lie the glimmering plain	S
And uplands parched 'Behold the bending grain	S
Fair in the springtide now is dead and dry	H
The brooks If yet the rainfall fail we die	H
Of famine sore No bleating lambs I hear in fold	X2
Safe shut nor lowing kine nor on the wold	X2
The whir of mounting bird Nor thrives about me	B3
Any living thing So seemeth end must be	B3
Of striving Since all the land is cursed	X2
What matter if by famine scorched or thirst	X2
We die ' he saith	C3
And thick the warlock swarm	X
Above his head wide spreading dark wings warm	X
Fast flitted by The waiting fields he stands	R2
Among And laughing claps exultant hands	R2
'Good speed ye Sprites that bring the welcome cloud	X2
And pile the vapors thick ' he shouts aloud	X2
Oh sweet shall bloom again the bending grain	S
And clothe afresh the wide the wasted plain	S
The clouds sweep black Ha ha Against my cheek	H2
The big drops fall Merry the goblins shriek	H2
Behold they mount they sink they rise again	S
Ho friendly elves that bring the longed for rain '	-
	-
Thereat he smiling ceased And when soft crept	X2
The listening stars across the sky they slept	X2
Untroubled 'neath the mango trees	R2
But when midway	L2
The night was spent Prince Eblis waking lay	L2
Soft Lilith's breathing 'mong the droopt leaves stirred	X2
And he sore troubled mused on every word	X2
That Lilith spake ere yet they slept In all	D3
Foreseeing much of ill that might befall	D3
Their love O queenly soul Of finer grain	S
Thou art than angels are And more in brain	S
Than man I hold thee Sooth yet taints thee still	F2
One touch of womankind And since so chill	F2
She finds her babes must I forego my vow	E3
For one flaw Hope's clear crystal break Oh how	E3
Ally her cause with mine So doth she long	C
For human love a baby hand is strong	C
To hurl my empire down From her soft heart	X2
Red baby lips can drain revenge and start	X2
Unbidden tears And pity wakes to life	F3
When 'mong dead embers she sits lone and strife	F3
Is done	S
Then at Regret's dull heels lo fast	X2
Retrieving follows Happy days long past	X2
She will recall If so for love she yearn	S
Back to her early home once more will turn	S
Pardoning her wilful lord And he again	S
Shall win the woman I so love and fain	S
Would hold forever Lilith thou one balm	G3
Of my lost soul in all this world Shall calm	G3
My sufferings or love me any one save thee	C3
When thou in Adam's arms forgettest me	C3
My only love Nay then 'twere surely wise	R2
To shut these baby faces from her eyes	R2
New seeds of wrath to sow her hate so feed	X2
That all her rankling wounds afresh shall bleed	X2
And in her ears 'Good Adam ' will I cry	H
Lest she forget Eden she lost thereby	H
Yea 'Adam ' I will laugh Till her red lips with guile	M
O'erflow And she shall curse him loud With subtlest wile	M
Safe won then shall she ever be mine own	S
Soul bound to me in hate more terrible than death	C3
In hate that long outlasts Love's puny breath	C3
O cunning craft that with the self same blow	S2
Forever wins my love and smites my foe	S2
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Last night when Lilith slept lest I might mar	H3
Her dreams from our green couch I rose and far	H3
Passed silent Know I not the spell that draws	R2
My feet unwilling Edenward Its laws	R2
I may not brave to rend my foe Nor there	E2
The Angel pass unseen The night so fair	E2
As prone among the glistening leaves I lay	L2
On Adam shone Not sad as on a day	L2
Erstwhile he seemed And I could almost swear	E2
The sound of silvery laughter on the air	E2
Fell soft And a fleet footfall 'mong the flowers	R2
Scattered the dew Yet 'mid those silent bowers	R2
Naught else I saw or heard save rippling flow	S2
Of waters and the moonshine white Oh low	S2
Speak Eblis lest aloud the night may tell	I3
Thy secret to the stars Yet it were well	I3
If lies the hidden cure for Lilith's woe	S2
Close shut in Paradise	R2
All would we know	S2
If we close hid without those verdant walls	R2
Together watched What fate soe'er befalls	R2
I care not if with me she bide	X2
Down bent	X2
He o'er her hair thick with the night dew sprent	X2
Soft kissed it crying Love the morn shines bright	X2
Waken my Lilith now Through lands of night	X2
Our happy course afar doth ever wend	X2
Past smiling shores where mighty rivers bend	X2
Past cove and cape and isle and winding bay	L2
And still blue mists that hang athwart the day	L2
Thereat she rose and joyously they sped	X2
By broad lagoons where musky odors shed	X2
New blooms About them coiled long wreaths of vine	S
And slim lianas drooped and marish lichens fine	S
And fared they on o'er many a slanting beach	J3
And mountain crest past many an open reach	J3
And forest wild till over Paradise	R2
They saw the stars clear tender loving rise	R2
Then 'neath the screen of those rose girdled walls	R2
They hid without listing the waterfalls	R2
Or bird belated twittering to its nest	X2
So still the spot the very grass to rest	X2
Seemed hushed	X2
The garden close a clinging rose o'ercrept	X2
Its lustrous stem without that drooping swept	X2
Thick set with buds as tintless as the snows	R2
On sunless hills when wild the north wind blows	R2
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Lilith a tiptoe stood upreaching caught	X2
The swaying boughs Her eyes with longing fraught	X2
Close scanned her old deserted home Then came	A
Upon her spirit sadness as if blame	A
Unuttered breathed through those remembered glades	R2
And touched the odors moist 'mong mirky shades	R2
With wistful gaze she traced each bosky dell	I3
Each winding path And sweet youth's memories fell	I3
About her	K3
Then was she ware of Adam slow	S2
Pacing the pleasance ways With ruddy glow	S2
Fresh shone his cheeks and crisp his hair out blown	S
By wanton winds His lips were mirthful grown	S
Once he made pause hard by the coppice green	S
That hid the watcher Once the leafy screen	S
So near he passed from the overhanging edge	L3
He brushed a rose The hindering hedge	L3
Quick through in sudden blessing slim white hand	X2
Fain had she reached O Eden mine Dear land	X2
She sighed And springing warm the tender tide	X2
Of teardrops gemmed the roses at her side	X2
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So greets the weary wanderer once more	W2
His early home The lintels worn the door	W2
Age stained the iris clumps in sheltered nook	M3
The mill wheel rotting o'er the shrunken brook	M3
The sunny orchard sloping west and far	H3
And cold above his mother's grave a star	H3
Then quick unbidden tears the heart's warm rain	S
O'erflow his soul and leave it pure again	S
So Lilith backward turned to holier days	R2
Watching through misty tears where trod those ways	R2
Her feet in other times	R2
Sudden and sweet	X2
Came down those paths a glimpse of flying feet	X2
A sound of girlish laughter smote the air	E2
In jealous rage Lilith uprose to dare	E2
The guarding Angel's wrath But silver clear	N3
The mocking laugh of Eblis caught her ear	O3
Thou hast forgot he said this peaceful land	X2
Living thou canst not enter	K3
But her hand	X2
Grasped once again the roses' shining strand	X2
And 'neath her guileful touch like scarlet flame	A
The snowy flowers burned So first Earth's shame	A
Around them set the spik d thorns	R2
Long there	E2
Pale Lilith looked as coldly still and fair	E2
As carven stone Then with a fierce despair	E2
A sense of utter loss downbending there	E2
With fingers hot she tore the hedge apart	X2
And laid thereto her face With sorer smart	X2
She gazed again For now the twain at rest	X2
Were laid Pure as a dream Eve's sinless breast	X2
A babe close pressed One pink foot small and warm	X
Among the leaves was hid One dimpled arm	Y
Aneath her head	X2
Low Eblis sneered I wot	X2
In young Eve's arms my Lilith is forgot	X2
Oh soon he said these earth worms changeful turn	S
From the oped rose when red the shut buds burn	S
But wild eyes on the babe she fixed Oh blind	X2
She cried was I Yea if the wanton wind	X2
Doth mock I will not chide Was it for this	R2
I wandered far and bartered Eden's bliss	R2
For this have lost the very bloom of life	F3
So Adam comfort finds not knowing strife	F3
Look you that fragile thing at Adam's side	X2
I heed her not But Lilith is denied	X2
The treasure she so careless doth possess	R2
See how the babe scarce waking doth caress	R2
The mother Look Oh hear the mother croon	S
Above her child Ah Eblis love I swoon	S
I shall not know such joy Alas to me	C3
No babe shall come Accurs d may she be	C3
Cursed Adam too Thrice heavy on the head	X2
Of this poor babe my wrong be visited	X2
So trembling she brake off	P3
Fast fades the light	X2
Sweet love Once more to our dark realm of night	X2
Let us return he said	X2
As on fared they	L2
With merry jest Eblis gan cheer the way	L2
Nay otherwhiles mirth pleased she said Knowest thou	E3
What name she bears who dwells in Eden now	E3
When Lilith went long tarried Adam lone	S
She said Replied he All to me is known	S
Since that same hour you parted What befell	I3
To thee as we wend onward I will tell	I3
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Calm morn in Eden streaked the skies with red	X2
And flushed the waiting hills above the grassy bed	X2
Where Adam joyless saw new rise the sun	S
Unwinding golden webs night vapors spun	S
Athwart low meads Slow droning murmurs sent	X2
The waking bees with bloom and fragrance blent	X2
Unheeded poured her music blithesome Day	X2
The reedy brooks beside and shallows gray	X2
For lone to Adam seemed the place and cold	X2
The landscape dumb as one aneath the mould	X2
For Lilith's sake no more was Eden fair	E2
Bloomless the days the nights bowed down with care	E2
Oft pacing pathways dim he saw the gleam	T
Of strange faced flowers beside the purling stream	T
Or toyed with circling leaves or plucked the grass	R2
And watched through rifted trees the clouds o'erpass	R2
Wide roaming heard the waters idly break	Q3
Far 'gainst the curving beach	J3
And grieving spake	Q3
'Oh sweet with thee each hour each wilding way	X2
And sweet the memory of each gathered spray	X2
Could you not wait dear love Or come once more	W2
Yea 'till you come vain doth great Nature pour	W2
Her richest gifts ' He paused and heard alone	S
Respondent fall the wood dove's plaintive moan	S
And the spent winds among the scented glades	R2
Moss couched beneath the glinting forest shades	R2
He gazed when shadows o'er the hills crept light	X2
Quick vanishing like phantom fingers white	X2
Until on mead and mere and sounding shore	W2
Eden found voice sad plaining 'Never more '	-
Long time he pondered on blue peaks remote	X2
When slow as stranded ships that listless float	X2
Moved by the sunset clouds Or the white rack	R3
Swept o'er the garden walls	R2
'Would I their track	R3
Might take ' he said 'Lilith so long you stay	X2
Whom my soul follows sorrowing alway '	-
Thus ever mourned he comfortless that so	R2
In after days the Master in the glow	R2
Of morning tide the mother of the race	R2
Gave for his solacement	X2
Oh fair the face	R2
Young Eve bent o'er his sleep Ere down the glade	X2
The startled fawn leaps swift her glance dismayed	X2
Questions the hunter mute Such eyes so brown	S
So soft so winning shy that looked adown	S
When Adam waked Like vagrant tendrils tossed	X2
Dark hair about her brows And quaintly crossed	X2
Her hands upon her breast Less red the dart	X2
That deepest cleaves the folded rose's heart	X2
Than her round cheeks Not hers the regal air	E2
Of Lilith lost the white arms lissom bare	E2
The slender throat the elbows dimpled deep whereto	X2
Might scarcely reach Eve's head	X2
Yet soft as through	D
Some pleasant dream the summer's spicy air	E2
Stirs odorous 'mong seaward gardens fair	E2
In southland hid so gently Eve straightway	X2
To Adam's life unbidden came to stay	X2
Forever there Sure entrance then made she	C3
Into that heart untenanted by thee	C3
So to some olden house from whose shut doors	R2
One went erewhile another comes Its floors	R2
All empty sees The lowly threshold worn	S
The moss grown roof the casements left forlorn	S
Amid the shadows round about him stands	R2
Missing the footsteps passed to other lands	R2
And whispers tenderly 'Since here no more	W2
The owner bides what harm if on the floor	W2
I pass Good chance it were the clambering vine	S
About the porch with fingers deft to twine	S
To draw the curtains ope the door For who	X2
May know how soon these paths untended through	X2
He comes again with weary way worn feet	X2
Who made aforetime other days so sweet	X2
Wherefore I enter now For whose dear sake	Q3
These vacant rooms white fragrant clean I make	Q3
And when world wearied he returns we twain	S
Perchance together bide Nor part again '	-
So Eve found refuge Tender love the spell	I3
Whereby she ruled Peaceful the pair did dwell	I3
Fast fled the happy years till softly laid	X2
In her glad arms the babe a winsome maid	X2
He ended there Between them silence deep	Q
Fell as they journeyed And the furthest steep	Q
They crossed that o'er their shadow world rose high	H
Then saw they level plains their home anigh	H
And now seeking her pleasance once again	S
They came to their own land But all in vain	S
His care Silent she was and oft did grieve	H
Till Eblis wrathful cried Because this Eve	H
Adam holds dear art mourning Still dost yearn	S
To mate his sordid soul Or wouldst thou turn	S
From summer land to Eden walls	R2
The man	S
Belike ne'er loved thee So is it young Eve can	S
His pulses sway Is she not passing fair	E2
Her fancies wild it is her daily care	E2
To bend beneath his ever fickle will	F2
Red lipped and soft she deftly rules him still	F2
Though he wist not Yet sweeter Lilith's frown	S
Than archest smile she wears Great Soul The crown	S
Thou bearest of fadeless life For fleeting dreams	R2
In Paradise beside the winding streams	R2
Wilt thou resign such boon Thou art in sooth	C3
Of mold too firm for Adam's love In truth	C3
A prince though fallen consorts best with thee	C3
Say which were wise with Eden's lord to be	C3
Or shining high the purer soul the star	H3
That fadeless burns and Eblis lights afar	H3
Were it not grand through endless spaces hurled	X2
With me to drive above a shrinking world	X2
Our chariot wide	X2
For I foresee when dawn	S
Dark days upon our foes and hope is gone	S
Wherefore my Lilith now as seems thee good	X2
Make choice Thereat she turning where she stood	X2
With kisses hung about his neck and smiled	X2
Crying Thine Eblis thine So were they reconciled	X2

Ada Langworthy Collier

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