Francis William Bourdillon Light Poems

• 1. The Night Has A Thousand Eyes
  The night has a thousand eyes,
  And the day but one;
  Yet the light of the bright world dies
  With the dying sun.
  ...
• 2. The Regions Of Love
  Who knows the deeps, where the water sleeps
  Leagues from the light away?
  Who knows the heights, where myriad lights
  Fill heaven with endless day?
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• 3. Drought
  For rain, for rain the parched lands cry,
  Reproachful to the cloudless sky.
  The hot white fields in light are blinking,
  The rivers in their beds are shrinking.
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• 4. On The South Downs
  Light falls the rain
  On link and laine,
  After the burning day;
  And the bright scene,
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• 5. Night
  The night has a thousand eyes,
  And the day but one;
  Yet the light of the bright world dies
  With the dying sun.
  ...
• 6. All's Well
  Watchman, watchman, what of the night,
  What of the night to tell?
  The heavens are dark, and never a light
  But the far-off flicker of Hell.
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