What is the poem in haunting Connecticut?

_“What The Winds Said_” by Sarah Williams (reprinted from _Twilight Music: A Book of Lyrics_, Boston, 1913):

"I have been over the blue seas of the South,

Where the trade-winds are soft as an infant's mouth;

Over blue seas from the dawn's till the star-rise dim

To a dream-wrought realm—to far Cathay in dreams,

And then again, down winding streams

That thread an Eden, a fairy land's rare gleams:

A land for a child-mind lost with a child-heart's whims.”