[Redbook1:211C-T][19710728][River.II.[xxii]][28th
July 1971ff]
28.7.71.[and later][continued]
River. II.
[continued]
[xxii]
*
Slowly,
slowly, rain-mists fall
And
my flood-tide swiftly flows
While
the swooping sea-gulls call
And
the sea-wind harder blows
And
the air is growing cool
Through
a mist of bitter tears
Falling over
London’s Pool,
Michael,
Fell-Child, swiftly peers.
Now to us the
thought comes clear:
The Coaster,
River-child! Come here!
So we
recognise their power
Turning
quickly from the Tower
And that
power touches him
Making brighter
what was dim:
His mind is
opened, joining theirs;
The
brightness of their love will burn;
He knows the
World, its joys, its cares:
‘I love you,
so, I will return.’
Embracing
him, they feel for me.
So I bear
them to the Sea.
*
[continues]
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