Oscar Wilde Quotes

Thou Knowest All; I Seek In Vain
What Lands To Till Or Sow With Seed -
The Land Is Black With Briar And Weed,
Nor Cares For Falling Tears Or Rain.
Thou Knowest All; I Sit And Wait
With Blinded Eyes And Hands That Fail,
Till The Last Lifting Of The Veil
And The First Opening Of The Gate.
Thou Knowest All; I Cannot See.
I Trust I Shall Not Live In Vain,
I Know That We Shall Meet Again
In Some Divine Eternity.

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