“Men call thee false and fickle,
The all-devouring sea;
And shudder at thy caverns
With their dread mystery.
But thou to me art ever
The faithful and the fond,
Disclosing half thy beauty,
But hinting more beyond.
Thine infinite suggestion
Still lures me to thy side...”
About This Quote
Poem, "Nature."
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