The Lost Chimes, And Other Poems
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And felt his hands, that they were strangely cold.
And he did put his arm around his neck.
And lowly spoke with tenderness and cheer, That he should see again the home he loved.
And him with goodly promises endowed Of favors that would make each coming year As carefree a§ the sailors on the deck.
78 The Lost Chimes XXXVIII The sea attracts the soul that deeply yearns For freedom and adventure, like the iron Which is by magnet drawn; and so it be, That 'mongst the cruder natures one may see The ...dreamer's eye of Masefield or a Byron, Or wit and humor of a Robert Burns.
And sailors love to sing, or tell a tale.
Songs set to music by the wave and wind.
And yarns with tang and laughter of the deep, And on a day when all things seem asleep In golden calm, you best may find The squatting crew itself of these avail.
On such a day a sailor-lad did sing A little lay which to Sordino's page Had spirit-flight, as never he had known.
It was to him the lifting of a dawn From night's and sorrow's dark and fearful cage, The skylark's rise and soar on raptured wing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And felt his hands, that they were strangely cold.
And he did put his arm around his neck.
And lowly spoke with tenderness and cheer, That he should see again the home he loved.
And him with goodly promises endowed Of favors that would make each coming year As carefree a§ the sailors on the deck.
78 The Lost Chimes XXXVIII The sea attracts the soul that deeply yearns For freedom and adventure, like the iron Which is by magnet drawn; and so it be, That 'mongst the cruder natures one may see The ...dreamer's eye of Masefield or a Byron, Or wit and humor of a Robert Burns.
And sailors love to sing, or tell a tale.
Songs set to music by the wave and wind.
And yarns with tang and laughter of the deep, And on a day when all things seem asleep In golden calm, you best may find The squatting crew itself of these avail.
On such a day a sailor-lad did sing A little lay which to Sordino's page Had spirit-flight, as never he had known.
It was to him the lifting of a dawn From night's and sorrow's dark and fearful cage, The skylark's rise and soar on raptured wing.
What to read after The Lost Chimes, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melby, Gustav to read onlineMoreLess
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