Sleep, Sleep, sweet Sleep sleeps at the drifting tiller,
And in our sail the Spirit of the Rain —
Love, love, my love, ah bid thy heart be stiller,
And, hark! the music of the harping main.
What flowers are those that blow their balm unto us?
Bow white their brows’ aromas each a flame?
Ah, child, too kind the love we know, that knew us,
That kissed our eyes that we might see the same.