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Poems
Fragment

by Ralph Waldo Emerson

From the stores of eldest matter,
The deep-eyed flame, obedient waters
Transparent air, all-feeding earth,
He took the flower of all their worth,
And, best with best in sweet consent,
Combined a new temperament.
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