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William Wordsworth - The Shepherd, Looking Eastward, Softly Said
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The Shepherd, looking eastward, softly said
"Bright is thy veil, O Moon, as thou art bright!" 
Forthwith, that little cloud, in ether spread 
And penetrated all with tender light, 
She cast away, and showed her fulgent head 
Uncovered; dazzling the Beholder`s sight 
As if to vindicate her beauty`s right 
Her beauty thoughtlessly disparaged. 
Meanwhile that veil, removed or thrown aside, 
Went floating from her, darkening as it went; 
And a huge mass, to bury or to hide, 
Approached this glory of the firmament; 
Who meekly yields, and is obscured—content 
With one calm triumph of a modest pride.
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