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         We come to Thee�察�kneel to Thee�察�praise Thee�察�and pray��
     O Lord�察�in whose hand is the strength that is keeping
         The storm from the wave and the night from the day��


Page�此�189 

BY THE CLIFFS OF THE SEA

IN MEMORY OF SAMUEL BENNETT


     IN a far´away glen of the hills��
         Where the bird of the night is at rest��
     Shut in from the thunder that fills
         The fog´hidden caves of the west ´
     In a sound of the leaf�察�and the lute
         Of the wind on the quiet lagoon��
     I stand�察�like a worshipper�察�mute
         In the flow of a marvellous tune��
     And the song that is sweet to my sense
         ``Is�察 �`Nearer�察�my God�察�unto Thee��''
     But it carries me sorrowing hence��
         To a grave by the cliffs of the sea。


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     So many have gone that I loved ´
         So few of the fathers remain��
     That where in old seasons I moved
         I could never be happy again。
     In the breaks of this beautiful psalm��
         With its deep�察�its devotional tone��
     And hints of ineffable calm��
         I feel like a stranger�察�alone。
     No wonder my eyes are so dim ´
         Your trouble is heavy on me��
     O widow and daughter of him
         Who sleeps in the grave by the sea��


     The years have been hard that have pressed
         On a head full of premature grey��
     Since Stenhouse went down to his rest��
         And Harpur was taken away。

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     In the soft yellow evening´ends��
         The wind of the water is faint
     By the home of the last of my friends ´
         The shrine of the father and saint。
     The tenderness touching ´ the grace
         Of Ridley no more is for me��
     And flowers have hidden the face
         Of the brother who sleeps by the sea。


     The vehement voice of the South
         Is loud where the journalist lies��
     But calm hath encompassed his mouth��
         And sweet is the peace in his eyes。
     Called hence by the Power who knows
         When the work of a hero is done��
     He turned at the message�察�and rose
         With the harness of diligence on。

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     In the midst of magnificent toil��
         He bowed at the holy decree��
     And green is the grass on the soil
         Of the grave by the cliffs of the sea。


     I knew him�察�indeed�察�and I knew��
         Having suffered so much in his day��
     What a beautiful nature and true
         In Bennett was hidden away。
     In the folds of a shame without end��
         When the lips of the scorner were curled��
     I found in this brother a friend ´
         The last that was left in the world。
     Ah� �under the surface austere
         Compassion was native to thee��
     I send from my solitude here
         This rose for the grave by the sea。


Page�此�193 


     To the high�察�the heroic intent
         Of a life that was never at rest��
     He held�察�with a courage unspent��
         Through the worst of his days and the best。
     Far back in the years that are dead
         He knew of the bitterness cold
     That saddens with silver the head
         And makes a man suddenly old。
     The dignity gracing his grief
         Was ever a lesson to me��
     He lies under blossom and leaf
         In a grave by the cliffs of the sea。


     Above him the wandering face
         Of the moon is a loveliness now��
     And anthems encompass the place
         From lutes of the luminous bough。

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     The forelands are fiery with foam
         Where often and often he roved��
     He sleeps in the sight of the home
         That he built by the waters he loved。
     The wave is his fellow at night��
         And the sun�察�shining over the lea��
     Sheds out an unspeakable light
         On this grave by the cliffs of the sea。


Page�此�195 

GALATEA


     A silver slope�察�a fall of firs�察�a league of gleaming grasses��
     And fiery cones�察�and sultry spurs�察�and swarthy pits and passes��

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     The long´haired Cyclops bated breath�察�and bit his lip and hearkened��
     And dug and dragged the stone of death�察�by ways that dipped and darkened。


Page�此�196 


     Across a tract of furnaced flints there came a wind of water��
     From yellow banks with tender hints of Tethys' white´armed daughter。


     She sat amongst wild singing weeds�察�by beds of myrrh and m�ly��
     And Acis made a flute of reeds�察�and drew its accents slowly��


     And taught its spirit subtle sounds that leapt beyond suppression��
     And paused and panted on the bounds of fierce and fitful passion。


     Then he who shaped the cunning tune�察�by keen desire made bolder��
     Fell fainting�察�like a fervent noon�察�upon the sea´nymph's shoulder。


Page�此�197 


     Sicilian suns had laid a dower of light and life about her��
     Her beauty was a gracious flower ´ the heart fell dead without her。


     ``Ah�察�Galat��'' said Polypheme�察 �`I would that I could find thee
     Some finest tone of hill or stream�察�wherewith to lull and bind thee��


     ``What lyre is left of marvellous range�察�whose subtle strings�察�containing
     Some note supreme�察�might catch and change�察�or set thy passion waning�拭 �


     ``Thy passion for the fair´haired youth whose fleet�察�light feet perplex me
     By ledges rude�察�on paths uncouth�察�and broken ways that vex me��


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     Ah�察�turn to me� �else violent sleep shall track the cunning lover��
     And thou wilt wait and thou wilt weep when I his haunts discover。''


     But golden Galatea laughed�察�and Th�sa's son�察�like thunder��
     Broke through a rifty runnel shaft�察�and dashed its rocks asunder��


     And poised the bulk�察�and hurled the stone�察�and crushed the hidden Acis��
     And struck with sorrow drear and lone the sweetest of all faces。


     To Zeus�察�the mighty Father�察�she�察�with plaint and prayer�察�departed��
     Then from fierce �tna to the sea a fountained water started ´


Page�此�199 


     A lucent stream of lutes and lights ´ cool haunt of flower and feather��
     Whose silver days and yellow nights made years of hallowed weather。


     Here Galatea used to come�察�and rest beside the river��
     Because�察�in faint�察�soft�察�blowing foam�察�her shepherd lived for ever。


Page�此�200 

BLACK KATE


     Kate�察�they say�察�is seventeen ´
         Do not count her sweet�察�you know。
     Arms of her are rather lean ´
         Ditto�察�calves and feet�察�you know。
     Features of Hellenic type
         Are not patent here�察�you see。
     Katie loves a black clay pipe ´
         Doesn't hate her beer�察�you see。


     Spartan Helen used to wear
         Tresses in a plait�察�perhaps��
     Kate has ochre in her hair ´
         Nose is rather flat�察�perhaps。

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     Rose Lorraine's surpassing dress
         Glitters at the ball�察�you see��
     Daughter of the wilderness
         Has no dress at all�察�you see。


     Laura's lovers every day
         In sweet verse embody her��
     Katie's have a different way��
         Being frank�察�they ``waddy'' her。
     Amy by her suitor kissed��
         Every nightfall looks for him��
     Kitty's sweetheart isn't missed ´
         Kitty ``humps'' and cooks for him。


     Smith�察�and Brown�察�and Jenkins�察�bring
         Roses to the fair�察�you know。
     Darkies at their Katie fling
         Hunks of native bear�察�you know。

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     English girls examine well
         All the food they take�察�you twig��
     Kate is hardly keen of smell ´
         Kate will eat a snake�察�you twig。


     Yonder lady's sitting room ´
         Clean and cool and dark it is��
     Kitty's chamber needs no broom ´
         Just a sheet of bark it is。
     You may find a pipe or two
         If you poke and grope about��
     Not a bit of starch or blue ´
         Not a sign of soap about。


     Girl I know reads Lalla Rookh ´
         Poem of the ``heady'' sort��
     Kate is better as a cook
         Of the rough and ready sort。

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     Byron's verse on Waterloo��
         Makes my darling glad�察�you see��
     Kate prefers a kangaroo ´
         Which is very sad�察�you see。


     Other ladies wear a hat
         Fit to write a sonnet on��
     Kitty has ´ the naughty cat ´
         Neither hat nor bonnet on��
     Fifty silks has Madame Tate ´
         She who loves to spank it on��
     All her clothes are worn by Kate
         When she has her blanket on。


     Let her rip� �the Phrygian boy
         Bolted with a brighter one��
     And the girl who ruined Troy
         Was a rather whiter one。

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     Katie's mouth is hardly Greek ´
         Hardly like a rose it is��
     Katie's nose is not antique ´
         Not the classic nose it is。


     Dryad in the grand old day��
         Though she walked the woods about��
     Didn't smoke a penny clay ´
         Didn't ``hump'' her goods about。
     Daphne by the fairy lake��
         Far away from din and all��
     Never ate a yard of snake��
         Head and tail and skin and all。


Page�此�205 

A HYDE PARK LARRIKIN


     Note��To the servants of God that are to be found in every denomination��
 these verses�察�of course�察�do not apply



     You may have heard of Proclus�察�sir��
         If you have been a reader��
     And you may know a bit of her
         Who helped the Lycian leader。


     I have my doubts ´ the head you ``sport''
         ��Now mark me�察�don't get crusty��
     Is hardly of the classic sort ´
         Your lore�察�I think�察�is fusty。


Page�此�206 


     Most likely you have stuck to tracts
         Flushed through with flaming curses ´
     I judge you�察�neighbour�察�by your acts ´
         So don't you dn my verses。


     But to my theme。 The Asian sage��
         Whose name above I mention��
     Lived in the pitchy Pagan age��
         A life without pretension。


     He may have worshi
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