Alone in nature feeling a natural striking humbleness

Gracious among the most immense and incomprehensible

The noiselessness unites me

From unconsciousness to consciousness

Here it is clear and so be it the mind

I hold it so dear, so gentle and spirits kind

How would I undo all worldly dependence;

And invite the soundless descendant?

How far to evade interruption and delay?

Indeed each day to think;

With the longing and the intricate agreed

What mountainous crevasse shall enlighten me?

Only the sounds to be meagerly heard;

Are the hushing tones of trees

If only to find the land most polite

Of only songs sung by feathered tunes

It would be there, far away like an island

In the fair utter silence