The Mystery of Choice

Example in this ebook. I.Where two fair paths deep floweredAnd leaf-emboweredCreep East and West across a World concealedWhich shall he take who journeys far afield?. II.Canst thou then say I goOr I forego?What turns thee East or West as thistles blow?Is fair more fair than fair—and dost thou know?. III.Turn to the West unblessedAnd uncaressed;Turn to the East and seated at the FeastThou shalt find Life or Death from Life released.. IV.And thou who lovest bestA maid dark-tressedAnd passest others by with careless eyeCanst thou tell why thou choosest? Tell then; why?. V.So when thy kiss is givenOr half-forgivenWhy should she tremble with her face flame-hotOr laugh and whisper Love I tremble not?. VI.Or when thy hand may catchA half-drawn latchWhat draws thee from the door to turn and passThrough streets unknown dim still and choked with grass?. VII.What! Canst thou not foreseeThe Mystery?Heed! For a Voice commands thy every deed!And it hath sounded. And thou needs must heed!. To be continue in this ebook..................................................................................