I bent again unto the ground,
And I heard the quiet sound
Which the grasses make when they
Come up laughing from the clay.
And I heard the quiet sound
Which the grasses make when they
Come up laughing from the clay.
"We are the voice of God," they said
Thereupon I bent my head
Down again that I might see
If they truly spoke to me.
Thereupon I bent my head
Down again that I might see
If they truly spoke to me.
But around me everywhere
Grass and tree and mountain were
Thundering in mighty glee,
"We are the voice of Deity."
Grass and tree and mountain were
Thundering in mighty glee,
"We are the voice of Deity."
And I leapt from where I lay,
I danced upon the laughing clay,
And, to the rock that sang beside,
"We are the voice of God," I cried.
I danced upon the laughing clay,
And, to the rock that sang beside,
"We are the voice of God," I cried.
Songs From The Clay [1915]
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