Shall Earth no more inspire thee, br Thou lonely dreamer now ? br Since passion may not fire thee br Shall nature cease to bow ? br br Thy mind is ever moving br In regions dark to thee; br Recall its useless roving - br Come back and dwell with me - br br I know my mountain breezes br Enchant annd soothe thee still - br I know my sunshine pleases br Despite thy wayward will - br br When day with evening blending br Sinks from the summer sky, br I've seen thy spirit bending br In fond idolotry - br br I've watched thee every hour - br I know my mighty sway - br I know my magic power br To drive thy griefs away - br br Few hearts to mortal given br On earth so wildly pine br Yet none would ask a Heaven br More like this Earth than thine - br br Then let my winds caress thee - br Thy comrade let me be - br Since nought beside can bless thee br Return and dwell with me -br br Emily Jane Brontëbr br