CHAMBER MUSIC      Chamber Music V.                                             Poems by James Joyce.               I       Strings in the earth and air      Make music sweet;      Strings by the river where      The willows meet.       There's music along the river      For Love wanders there,      Pale flowers on his mantle,      Dark leaves on his hair.       All softly playing,      With head to the music bent,      And fingers straying      Upon an instrument.                                         II       The twilight turns from amethyst      To deep and deeper blue,      The lamp fills with a pale green glow      The trees of the avenue.       The old piano plays an air,      Sedate and slow and gay;      She bends upon the yellow keys,      Her head inclines this way.       Shy thought and grave wide eyes and hands      That wander as they list—      The twilight turns to darke...