Poem: “Rendez-vous” by Henry Van Dyke

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Rendez-vous

I count that friendship little worth Which has not many things untold, Great longings that no words can hold,And passion-secrets waiting birth.

Along the slender wires of speech Some message from the heart is sent; But who can tell the whole that’s meant?Our dearest thoughts are out of reach.

I have not seen thee, though mine eyes Hold now the image of thy face; In vain, through form, I strive to traceThe soul I love: that deeper lies.

A thousand accidents control Our meeting here. Clasp hand in hand, And swear to meet me in that landWhere friends hold converse soul to soul.

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