To create, to do, to accomplish; to know the white glory of mighty midnights and the pale Amen of dawns was his day of days.
He came to us much flurried one night and got us to help him with a memorial to the absentee proprietor, telling of the wild and gay doings of midnights in the rooms and corridors among "tired" business men and their prostitutes.
The rasp of his hard breathing shook the midnights of all this endless valley and the pulse of his powerful arms set the great nation to trembling.
In Old St. Bavon's tower, At midnights hour, The great bell Roland spoke!
From tower to tower So hard and harsh the midnights chime.
The midnights harsh of autumn time, The weary midnights' bell.
Like a lonely child afright Questions each empty fold — When loves fairy tales are told, In midnights anguish might My golden head turn white Under the moons down-pour: In a moment a million moons more Drown, chill and cover me quite .
In those immortal midnights the sea spoke wonderful things to me, and the long rollers glittering under the high moon bore health and bright promise as they hastened to the shore.
When the rich dark midnights of summer drooped over the earth, I could hardly bear to think of the hours of oblivion which must pass ere I felt the delight of work once more.
I think not that thou wilt regret me, for thou art too joyous and fair, So many are keen to caress thee, thy passionate midnights to share.
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