When I am cold and undesirous and my lids lie dead, Come to watch by the body that loved you and say: This is Rondagui, whom I killed and my heart regrets for ever. ...
Clear River twists nine times about Clear River; but so deep That none can see the green sand. You hear the birds about Clear River: Dik, dik, dik, dik, Diu dik.
Her hands are filled with what I lack, And on her arms are pictures, Looking like files of ants forsaking the battalions, Or hail inlaid by broken clouds on green lawns. ...
Roses are a wandering scent from heaven. Rose-seller, why do you sell your roses? For silver? But with the silver from your roses What can you buy so precious as your roses? ...
We were two green rushes by opposing banks, And the small stream ran between. Not till the water beat us down Could we be brought together, Not till the winter came...