I see thy house, but I am blown about,
A wind-mocked kite, between the earth and sky,
All out of doors — alas! of thy doors out,
And drenched in dews no summer suns can dry.
For every blast is passion of my own;
The dews cold sweats of selfish agony;
Dank vapour steams from memories lying prone;
And all my soul is but a stifled cry.