He And I
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
Whence came his feet into my field, and why? How is it that he sees it all so drear? How do I see his seeing, and how hear The name his bitter silence knows it by? This was the little fold of separate sky Whose pasturing clouds in the soul’s atmosphere Drew living light from one continual year: How should he find it lifeless? He, or I? Lo! this new Self now wanders round my field, With plaints for every flower, and for each tree A moan, the sighing wind’s auxiliary: And o’er sweet waters of my life, that yield Unto his lips no draught but tears unseal’d, Even in my place he weeps. Even I, not he.
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