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To Pan | |||||
by H.P.Lovecraft | |||||
Seated in a woodland glen By a shallow stream Once I fell a-musing, when I was lull'd into a dream. From the brook a shape arose Half a man and half a goat, Hoofs it had instead of toes And a beard adorn'd its throat. On a set of rustic reeds Sweetly play'd this hybrid man Naught car'd I for earthly needs, For I knew that this was Pan. Nymphs and Satyrs gather'd round To enjoy the lively sound. All to soon I woke in pain And return'd to haunts of men But in rural vales I'd fain Live and hear Pan's pipes again Sept. 1902 |