Musing, between the sunset and the dark,
As Twilight in unhesitating hands
Bore from the faint horizon's underlands,
Silvern and chill, the moon's phantasmal ark,
I heard the sea, and far away could mark
Where that unalterable waste expands
In sevenfold sapphire from the mournful sands,
And saw beyond the deep a vibrant spark.
There sank the sun Arcturus, and I thought:
Star, by an ocean on a world of thine,
May not a being, born like me to die,
Confront a little the eternal Naught
And watch our isolated sun decline-
Sad for his evanescence, even as I?
Kindred
George Sterling
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Poem topics: away, dark, moon, ocean, sad, sea, star, sunset, world, deep, eternal, horizon, waste, thought, watch, spark, thine, sun, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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