XXXIII WHEN I thought I would mould you, an image from my life for men to worship, I brought my dust and desires and all my coloured delusions and dreams. When I asked you to mould with my life an image from your heart for you to love, you brought your fire and force, and truth, loveliness and peace. LIII I HAVE kissed this world with my eyes and my limbs; I have wrapt it within my heart in numberless folds; I have flooded its days and nights with thoughts till the world and my life have grown one,--and I love my life because I love the light of the sky so enwoven with me. If to leave this world be as real as to love it--then there must be a meaning in the meeting and the parting of life. If that love were deceived in death, then the canker of this deceit would eat into all things, and the stars would shrivel and grow black. LIX WHEN the weariness of the road is upon me, and the thirst of the sultry day; when the ghostly hours of the dusk throw their sh...