By the lone sea shore
M. Owen
By the lone sea shore,
Mournfully beat the waves,
Mournfully evermore,
The wild wind sobs and raves.
A sadness
And a sense of deep unrest
Brood on the clouds
And on the waters' breast.
But lo! the white sea mew* careering,
Float indolently by,
And lo! a snowy sail appearing
Gleams fair against the sky.
The sadness
And the loneliness depart,
And nature smiles
With sympathy of heart.