The Sunlit Hours
by Emile VERHAEREN (1855 - 1916)
The Sunlit Hours [Les Heures Claires] is a volume of very personal poetry by Belgian poet Émile Verhaeren. The poetry in this volume is dedicated to his wife, celebrating their relationship with beautiful poetry of love. - Summary by Carolin
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The Sunlit Hours:
Although, the Autumn Eves ,
At That Time When in Loneliness I stood ,
At Times Thou Art the Spacious Light and Air ,
Come Out Into the Garden Fair ,
How Swiftly is She Caught in Ecstasy ,
I Bathe in Thy Two Eyes My Soul Entire ,
I Have Given All My Heart to Thee ,
If It Ever Be ,
In Those Hours When We Seem Shut Out ,
May Thy Dear Eyes, Thy Clear Eyes, Be ,
Mid-Summer Blooms Within Our Quiet Garden-Ways ,
No Sooner Lip to Lip, Than We Are Fraught ,
Of What Avail the Hectic Reasoning ,
Oh, Let It Knock Upon Our Door ,
Oh, Let Us Live Out Love with All Our Powers ,
Oh, This Happiness ,
Quietly, Like Stately Queens of Old ,
Tell Me, Oh My Tranquil Friend ,
That Love Within Our Eyes May Be ,
That Nothing May Elude Our Close Embrace ,
The Gift of Body, When the Soul is Given ,
The Youthful Spring with Wondrous Might ,
This Fair Garden Flowering to Flame ,
To All Thy Smiles and Tears ,
Was There Ever in Us One Caress