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Sometimes | Sometimes lying down, sometimes on feet, | ||
My house I've filled, gathering stones. | |||
Life-stream's ever having clung to coast, | |||
The whereabouts of sea, I did not go to seek | |||
the | |||
River's current has now gone upstream; | |||
A high tide has arrived, psyche has revealed. | |||
Has the ocean been remote, or has it been near– | |||
I did not get scope to know. | |||
Water has retired, drawn by a tide receding; | |||
for | Striking mind has been the topic of sea. | ||
Deep yearning has stirred for merging– | |||
and | With that attraction, forgotten is other and own. | ||
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