And You, Helen + 

And you, Helen, what should I give you? + 

So many things I would give you + 

Had I an infinite great store + 

Offered me and I stood before + 

To choose. I would give you youth, + 

All kinds of loveliness and truth, + 

A clear eye as good as mine, + 

Lands, waters, flowers, wine, + 

As many children as your heart + 

Might wish for, a far better art + 

Than mine can be, all you have lost + 

Upon the travelling waters tossed, + 

Or given to me. If I could choose + 

Freely in that great treasure-house + 

Anything from any shelf, + 

I would give you back yourself, + 

And power to discriminate + 

What you want and want it not too late, + 

Many fair days free from care + 

And heart to enjoy both foul and fair, + 

And myself, too, if I could find + 

Where it lay hidden and it proved kind. + 