GUESTS OF my life, You came in the early dawn, and you in the night, Your name was uttered by the Spring flowers and yours by the showers of rain. You brought the harp into my house and you brought the lamp. After you had taken your leave I found God's footprints on my floor. Now when I am at the end of my pilgrimage I leave in the evening flowers of worship my salutations to you all.
I THOUGHT I had something to say to her when our eyes met in the road. But she passed away, and it rocks day and night like an idle boat on every wave of the hours the thing that I had to say to her. It seems to sail in the autumn clouds in an endless quest and to bloom into evening flowers seeking its lost words in the sunset. It twinkles like fireflies in my heart to find its own meaning in the dusk of despair the thing that I had to say to her.