Come,
wear the form by which I know
Thy spirit in time among thy peers;
The hope of unaccomplish’d years
Be
large and lucid round thy brow.
When
summer’s hourly-mellowing change
May breathe, with many roses sweet,
Upon the thousand waves of wheat,
That
ripple round the lonely grange;
Come:
not in watches of the night,
But where the sunbeam broodeth warm,
Come, beauteous in thine after form,
And
like a finer light in light.