Songs of the Soul/Part 1/In Me

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IN ME

  Hello, Yonder Tree!  Thou dost breathe in me, in me;  O Fast-footed River!  Thy shining meandering quiver  Declares itself  Through myself;  Thou dost shine through me, in me.  O Huge Himalaya  With snowy sovereign white regalia!  In my mind doth rest thy throne—    Thy home    In me, in me.  O Ocean! endless to the eye  In boundless stretches thou dost lie;  But to me thou art small:  A tiny drop upon a ball,—  Thou art in me, in me.  O Endless Sky!So vast to eye,—In some brighter age or dayWhen I’ll cast my cares away ​On thee will sail my better boat, bright and gay,On to thy shoreTo find, I’m sure,Thy border land—in me.O Distant Heav’ns!O Secret One and Angels Seven!In my sphere you all I see,In me, in me, in me!
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