A Seamark : a Threnody for Robert Louis Stevenson
A Seamark : a Threnody for Robert Louis Stevenson
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Into the country of your dream, With all your knowledge in arrears !
You who can never quite forget Your glimpse of Beauty as she passed.
The well-head where her knee was pressed.
The dew wherein her foot was cast; itized by Google O you who bid the paint and clay Be glorious when you are dead, And fit the plangent words in rhyme Where the dark secret lurks unsaid ; You brethren of the light-heart guild, The mystic fellowcraft of joy, Who tarry for the news of truth.
And listen for some vast ah...oy Blown in from sea, who crowd the wharves With eager eyes that wait the ship Whose foreign tongue may fill the world With wondrous tales from lip to lip ; Our restless loved adventurer.
On secret orders come to him.
Has slipped his cable, cleared the reef.
And melted on the white sea-rim.
itized by Google O granite hills, go down in blue !
And like green clouds in opal calms, You anchored islands of the main, Float up your loom of feathery palms !
For deep within your dales, where lies A valiant earthling stark and dumb.
What to read after A Seamark : a Threnody for Robert Louis Stevenson?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Into the country of your dream, With all your knowledge in arrears !
You who can never quite forget Your glimpse of Beauty as she passed.
The well-head where her knee was pressed.
The dew wherein her foot was cast; itized by Google O you who bid the paint and clay Be glorious when you are dead, And fit the plangent words in rhyme Where the dark secret lurks unsaid ; You brethren of the light-heart guild, The mystic fellowcraft of joy, Who tarry for the news of truth.
And listen for some vast ah...oy Blown in from sea, who crowd the wharves With eager eyes that wait the ship Whose foreign tongue may fill the world With wondrous tales from lip to lip ; Our restless loved adventurer.
On secret orders come to him.
Has slipped his cable, cleared the reef.
And melted on the white sea-rim.
itized by Google O granite hills, go down in blue !
And like green clouds in opal calms, You anchored islands of the main, Float up your loom of feathery palms !
For deep within your dales, where lies A valiant earthling stark and dumb.
What to read after A Seamark : a Threnody for Robert Louis Stevenson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rogers, Bruce, 1870-1957, Former Owner. Dlc to read onlineMoreLess
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