I looked around, and saw in all Heaven's Spaces: One! In Ocean's rippling Waves and billowy Races: One! I looked into the Heart, and saw a Sea, wide Worlds All full of Dreams, and in all Dreaming Faces: One! Thou art the First, the Last, the Outer, Inner, Whole: Thy Light breaks through in all Earth's Hues and Graces: One! Thou seest All from East to furthest Bound of West, And lo! each Leaf and Flower and Tree Crown traces: One! Four wild and restive Steeds draw on the World's vast Car; Thou bridlest them, and rul'st in all their Paces: One! Air, Fire, Earth, Water melt to One in Fear of thee; Nor struggle wild, but show in close Embraces: One! The Hearts of all that live in Earth and Heav'n above, Beat Praise to thee; nor fails in all their Places—One. O Wake in Me XLIX. When all the World has gone to rest, O Wake in Me! When tired Eyes close by Sleep opprest, O Wake in Me! When Eyes in Heaven all sleepless watch with Starry gaze, Make my blind Orbs thy Home as Guest, O Wake in Me! When all my outer Gates of Sense, are shut and bar'd; Lest, lone, my Soul be fear-possest, O Wake in Me! That no grim Power of Darkness through the Gloom around, My deeper Peace and Calm molest, O Wake in Me! From Eden's Garden still soft blown, That fragrant Air The healing Tree of Life attest, O Wake in Me! That once, at least in Dream, Life's Good be here attained, The Heart no more by pain distrest, O Wake in Me! In the moist Midnight dank and drear, where Shadows creep, Lest Passions vile my Heart infest, O Wake in Me! And when Life's Night is gone, and Love's new dawning Smile Woos me for ever to thy Breast, O Wake in Me! Jeláleddín L.