evening by the lake side
i was sitting so placidly and peacefully on that stone the cold stream of the brook just touched the bottom of my feet but the pinch of that touch drenched my very inner my soul and myself-being it was so quiet quieter than the cemetery but it was so heavenly the peace i felt. i left myself free and let the brook sway me with it tha union so various yet so single the rippes in the stream i coul feel in my inner beig drenching me and my affections i was so wet and yes wet throughouti was now it or it was me ther was no margin left of any kind in this divine communion iwas just swaying effortlessly like a bir soaring the mightyinfinite and sometimes striking the bd like cushion of clouds and turning and twisting whirling and swhirling in the whirlpools of joy passing bythte curves those like like those of a reptiles imprint takin decisive turns so involved so conjoined as if it wasn'y the brook movig but ...