Luyện nghe bài hát Douglas Traherne Harding

When I was I had no head
My eye was single and my was filled with light
And the light that I was, was the that I saw by
And the light that I saw by, was the that I was

And many's the time that passed by the river
And saw no and needed no ferryman to cross
And I enjoyed the world
For the sea floweth
And I was and crowned.

But one day by the river
I met a tollman with an angry
And many's the time I passed through his
And paid no silver and no fee
But rather I did my sheep and goats under the bags of oatmeal
And cold I was, no did I wear

But if you're walking the street
Why don't you look down to the
And sitting very quietly is a man who has no head
His eye is single and his whole body also is filled with

And the are his and all the people
And even the temples and the world
And the time he walks to the river
And seeing the ferryman and the tollman
The light within him leaps to greet
For he that their faces are none but his own

One light, the that is one though the lamps be many

You never enjoy the aright
"Till the sea floweth
In your vein and you are
With the heavens and crowned the stars"