Remember (From, Illuminating Night)

Remember the dreams we had, From yesteryears summer moods; Rays from some colors we add, That from our morning alludes. Initials of the deep earth wear, Jagged with waves and rivers; Blue dress of summer fanfare, What the fresh streams delivers. All that in memory forever is, Like horizon pictures in the afar; That glows but is lost like a wish, The falling dim wintry way star. Wild of the pummeled sands, Footsteps that gave forth again; What the feelings understands, No one can search but in vain. Remember the gust that grows, Above every root that breaths; Morn without name that shows, All variations and its shibboleths. Earth in its sound and silence, Thoughts of your love and share; All of your dearest acquaintance, That no one else is to compare.