The Citadel
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The Citadel
A night wind-swept and bound about with glee
Of Erebus; all light and cheer within;
White restless hands that falter, then begin
To weave a music-voiced fantasy.
And life, and death, and love, and weariness,
And unrequital, thrid the maze of sound;
And one voice saith, "Behold, the lost is found!"
And saith not any more for joyfulness.
Out of the night there comes a wanderer,
Who waits upon the threshold, and is still;
And listens, and bows down his head, until
His grief-drawn breath startles the heart of her.
The victor vanquished, at her feet he fell,
A prisoner in his conquered citadel.
About Gilbert Parker
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Summary
Introduction
Volume 1
The Vision
Love's Courage
Love's Language
Aspiration
The Meeting
The Nest
Pisgah
Love is Enough
At the Play
So Calm the World
The Welcome
The Shrine
The Torch
In Armour
In Thee My Art
Denial
Testament
Captivity
O Mystic Wings
Was It Thy Face?
A Woman's Hand
One Face I See
Mother
When First I Saw Thee
The Fates Laugh
As One Who Waiteth
The Sealing
The Pledge
Love's Tributaries
The Choice
Recognition
The Way of Dreams
The Accolade
Fallen Idols
Tennyson
The Anointed Ones
Volume 2
Dreams
The Bride
The Wraith
Surrender
The Citadel
Malfeasance
Annunciation
Vanished Dreams
Into Thy Land
Divided
We Must Live On
Yet Life Is Sweet
Lost Footsteps
The Closed Door
The Chalice
Mio Destino
I Have Beheld
Too Soon Away
The Treasure
Dahin
Love's Usury
The Decree
`Tis Morning Now
Sacrifice
Shine On
So, Thou Art Gone
The Thousand Things
The Sea
The Chart
Revealing
Overcoming
Whither Now
Ararat
As Light Leaps Up
The Darkened Way
Reunited
Song Was Gone From Me
Good Was The Fight
Unchanged
Absolvo Te
Benedictus
The Message
Unavailing
You Shall Live On
"Vex Not This Ghost"
The Memory
The Passing
Envoy
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