In moonlit night, in silver shine
From heavens I in this world peep
In my soul silver intervine
With body on the earth it leap
No chart in hands, no light Divine
That showed me way in shadows deep
For silver shelters there I pine
All of them in my heart I keep
I kept on walking on the ways
And shine on them the silver moon
In meads in dales in silver seas
All silver plains all silver trees
In silver Hamlet, silver hut
With silver lamps and window shut
Silver ledge and silver lake
And silver shadow in thy wake
Thy silver camp in silver heath
With silver daisies underneath
In silver grass and silver dew
A silver was in heart of you
In silver magic of The lord
The leafy ships afloat in yard
In silver night by silver pine
My soul with nature intervine
I roamed in silver land of Lord
And silver ocean there me called
I walked on silver sandy land
With Moon and ocean hand in hand
I saw the silver boats by shores
Leading to heavens silver doors
The schools of silver fish that peep
From waters of the silver deep
The sheet of silver sedge by edge
And silver birds on silver ledge
As bathed in silver scent they all
The lamps of meads, the lamps of temps
And dipped in silver sheen they all
In heart of mine was silver show
Betwixt my eyes was silver wall
Silver silver was the Mead
And silver was the waterfall
To see the charms of silver world
My silver soul wherest enthrall
In eyes there shone a silver gaze
More shining than the moonish rays
I loved with pheasants silver moon
From silver skies, a silver boon
With books I went on silver mount
My days and silver nights I count
By silver fields on silver path
On leaves with quills I often wrought
Oh silver shadows come for once
Wherest thou live wherest thou go
O leap, o jump, O meet me once
In Nature's heart, in silver show
As if in far off days of yore
In silver nights in silver temp
In nights of peace in nights of war
Devotee pray in nature's camp
With silver lamps on silver ways
Till Day of judgement soul will pray
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