The Endless Pilgrimage by John Gould Fletcher

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Storm-birds of autumn With draggled wings:

Sleet-beaten, wind-tattered, snow-frozen, Stopping in sheer weariness Between the gnarled red pine trees Twisted in doubt and despair;

Whence do you come, pilgrims, Over what snow fields?

To what southern province Hidden behind dim peaks, would you go?

"Too long were the telling Wherefore we set out; And where we will find rest Only the Gods may tell. "

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