A Perfect Day And Other Poems
A Perfect Day And Other Poems
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/ ^ SHINING, sapphire sea !
From thy bosom put away Every vexing thought to - day ; Smile through all thy dimpling spray All that earth contains for me, Of love, and truth, and purity, Trust I unto thee !
O foam -necked, azure sea! Let thy calm, untroubled waves, By the softest gales caressed, Rise and fall like love -beats in Her timid maiden breast ; SAILED. 43 Let thy dreamiest melodies Cradle her to rest.
O wild, white, mystic sea ! Let thy strong upholding arm Tender as a lover s be ; Let ...no breath of rude alarm Mar her heart s tranquillity; Through the sunshine, past the storm, Bear her safe from every harm, Once again to me !
44 NOT YET.
NOT YET.
"VTOT yet from the yellow west, Fade, light of the autumn day Ear lies my haven of rest, And rough the way. She has waited long, my own ! And the night is dark and drear To meet alone.
Not yet, with the leaves that fall, Eall, rose of the wayside thorn, Eair and most sweet of all The summer -born.
NOT YET. 45 But O, for my rose that stands, And waits, through the lessening year, My gathering hands !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
/ ^ SHINING, sapphire sea !
From thy bosom put away Every vexing thought to - day ; Smile through all thy dimpling spray All that earth contains for me, Of love, and truth, and purity, Trust I unto thee !
O foam -necked, azure sea! Let thy calm, untroubled waves, By the softest gales caressed, Rise and fall like love -beats in Her timid maiden breast ; SAILED. 43 Let thy dreamiest melodies Cradle her to rest.
O wild, white, mystic sea ! Let thy strong upholding arm Tender as a lover s be ; Let ...no breath of rude alarm Mar her heart s tranquillity; Through the sunshine, past the storm, Bear her safe from every harm, Once again to me !
44 NOT YET.
NOT YET.
"VTOT yet from the yellow west, Fade, light of the autumn day Ear lies my haven of rest, And rough the way. She has waited long, my own ! And the night is dark and drear To meet alone.
Not yet, with the leaves that fall, Eall, rose of the wayside thorn, Eair and most sweet of all The summer -born.
NOT YET. 45 But O, for my rose that stands, And waits, through the lessening year, My gathering hands !
What to read after A Perfect Day And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ina D Ina Donna Coolbrith to read onlineMoreLess
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