IN ABERGWESYN COMMONS
There the world shall open out,
Open out beyond the senses.
A wide valley shout with clouds,
A bonny plaid of river grasses,
A brow of grey tumbled crags
And the ravens and kites wheeling there.
The road rides the waves of miles,

Pushed upwards, lean and full of longing.
Free of voices, free from thought,
As if it were a better world
Unsullied, shaped by simple life
And simple death.
Praised by its mist of rain.
Blessed in its silence.
I have told you the road.
And you found it so.
Open-hearted, washed, released
In Abergwesyn.
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