The gods are there, they hide their lordly faces
From you that will not kneel -
Worship, and they reveal,
Call - and 'tis they!
They have not changed, nor moved from their high places,
The stars stream past their eyes like drifted spray;
Lovely to look on are they as bright gold,
They are wise with beauty, as a pool is wise.
Lonely with lilies; very sweet their eyes -
Bathed deep in sunshine are they, and very cold.
The Immortal Gods
Richard Le Gallienne
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Poem topics: beauty, lonely, sunshine, sweet, deep, bright, cold, gold, hide, high, reveal, stream, worship, I love you, I miss you, wise, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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