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The Results of Thought
| Acquaintance; companion; | | One dear brilliant woman; | | The best-endowed, the elect, | | All by their youth
undone, | | All, all, by that inhuman | | Bitter glory wrecked. | | | | | | But I have straightened out | | Ruin, wreck and wrack; | | I toiled long years and at length | | Came to so deep a thought | | I can summon back | | All their wholesome
strength. | | | | | | What images are these | | That turn dull-eyed away, | | Or shift Time’s filthy load, | | Straighten aged
knees, | | Hesitate or stay? | | What heads shake or nod? | | August 1931 |
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By PanEris
using Melati.
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