• “behold another singer!” Criton said,
    And sneered, and in his sneering turned the leaf:
    “Who reads the poets now? They are past and dead:
    Give me for their vain work unrhymed relief.”
    A laugh went round. Meanwhile the last ripe sheaf
    Of corn was garnered, and the summer birds
    Stilled their dear notes, while autumn’s voice of grief
    Rang...

  • The sweetest Heresy received

    That Man and Woman know —

    Each Other's Convert —

    Though the Faith accommodate but Two —


    The Churches are so frequent —

    The Ritual — so small —

    The Grace so unavoidable —

    To fail — is Infidel —