Seafoam And Firelight
Seafoam And Firelight
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And creeping on the earth, even thou art one With the All-light in calm oblivion Of the old stars' long-smouldering fires and setting of the sun.
lO BY A FAERY LOUGH.
The dark whin-bushes bend with faery dew, And in the reeds the old grey heron flies And quarrels with the wind that laughing blew Her brittle world to shreds. Far unknown cries And shrill horn-music piercing the thin rain Shed a vague tumult over heart and brain.
There is a brooding terror on this place, And yet some loveliness is... hidden here That draws my heart more than your pale proud face Bent low above the peats. This cloudy fear Is a blown veil half-covering the eyes Of some dread beauty that sleeps but never dies.
I must go hence if ever I'd be freed From old earth-magic and the perilous word In murmur of May-winds through rush and reed, In cool lake-lips, and scream of crazy bird, And from strange lights that hovering on the wind Shrivel Love's heart and burn his eyelids blind.
II A POET'S IMMORTALITY.
Children of deeper-hearted times than these may hold My songs of less account than wind-whirled smoke, Deeming that hearths and hearts of men were no less cold When my cracked music in the grey dawn broke, That this dull heavy-winged soul must ever brood Far from the proud immortal brotherhood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And creeping on the earth, even thou art one With the All-light in calm oblivion Of the old stars' long-smouldering fires and setting of the sun.
lO BY A FAERY LOUGH.
The dark whin-bushes bend with faery dew, And in the reeds the old grey heron flies And quarrels with the wind that laughing blew Her brittle world to shreds. Far unknown cries And shrill horn-music piercing the thin rain Shed a vague tumult over heart and brain.
There is a brooding terror on this place, And yet some loveliness is... hidden here That draws my heart more than your pale proud face Bent low above the peats. This cloudy fear Is a blown veil half-covering the eyes Of some dread beauty that sleeps but never dies.
I must go hence if ever I'd be freed From old earth-magic and the perilous word In murmur of May-winds through rush and reed, In cool lake-lips, and scream of crazy bird, And from strange lights that hovering on the wind Shrivel Love's heart and burn his eyelids blind.
II A POET'S IMMORTALITY.
Children of deeper-hearted times than these may hold My songs of less account than wind-whirled smoke, Deeming that hearths and hearts of men were no less cold When my cracked music in the grey dawn broke, That this dull heavy-winged soul must ever brood Far from the proud immortal brotherhood.
What to read after Seafoam And Firelight?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arnold Bax to read onlineMoreLess
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