At Daybreak

by Walter Conrad Arensberg

I had a dream and I awoke with it— Poor little thing that I had not unclasped After the kiss good-by. And at the surface how it gasped— This thing that I had loved in the unlit Depth of the drowsy sea…. Ah me! This thing with which I drifted toward the sky. Driftwood upon a wave— Senseless the motion that it gave.

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