EPITHALAMIUM

• EPITALÂMIO – II - T
• EPITALÂMIO – XIV - T
• I - Set ope ali shutters, that the day come in
• II - Part from the windows the small curtains set
• III - Open the windows and thee doors all wide
• III - Open the windows and thee doors all wide
• IV - Let the wide light come through the whole house now
• IV - Let the wide light come through the whole house now
• IX - Now is she gowned completely, her face won
• IX - Now is she gowned completely, her face won
• V - Now will her grave of untorn maidenhood
• V - Now will her grave of untorn maidenhood
• VI - Sing at her window, ye heard early wings
• VI - Sing at her window, ye heard early wings
• VII - Now is she risen. Look how she looks down,
• VII - Now is she risen. Look how she looks down,
• VIII - Look how over her seeing-them-not her maids
• VIII - Look how over her seeing-them-not her maids
• X - Now is she issued. List how all speech pines
• X - Now is she issued. List how all speech pines
• XI - Hang with festoons and wreaths and coronals
• XI - Hang with festoons and wreaths and coronals
• XII - This is the month and this the day.
• XII - This is the month and this the day.
• XIII - No more, no more of church or feast, for these
• XIII - No more, no more of church or feast, for these
• XIV - The bridegroom aches for the end of this and lusts (1913)
• XIX - Set the great Flemish hour aflame!
• XV - Even ye, now old, that to this come as to
• XVI - No matter now or past or future.
• XVII - In a red bacchic surge of thoughts that beat
• XVIII - Io! Io! There runs a juice of pleasure's rage
• XX - But these are thoughts or promises or but
• XXI - And ye, that wed to-day, guess these instincts