Dreams and Dream-Stories by Anna Kingsford

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Dreams and Dream-Stories by Anna Kingsford FRAGMENT 1 A jarring note, a chord amiss — The music's sweeter after, Like wrangling ended with a kiss, Or tears, with silver laughter. The high gods have no joys like these, So sweet in human story; No tempest rends their tranquil seas Beyond the sunset glory. The whirling wheels of Time and Fate Page 50
Dreams and Dream-Stories by Anna Kingsford FRAGMENT 2 [These are not properly dream-verses, having been suddenly presented to the waking vision one day in Paris while gazing at the bright sky. (Ed)] I thank Thee, Lord, who hast through devious ways Led me to know Thy Praise, And to this Wildernesse Hast brought me out, Thine Israel to blesse. If should faint with Thirst, or weary, sink, To these my Soule is Drink, To these the Majick Rod Is Life, and mine is hid with Christ in God. [Page 81] Page 51
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