Across the Atlantic
Across the Atlantic
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And the old sea was less the sundering sea. She has strewn wrecks since then and ships from port She has hurled back ashore and banked with sand. Too many have come with sails, to sink them all; And now they trample flat the waves they run. Ever the sea is less the sundering sea.
"But demon-like she hides her secret thought ; She veils her face in mist and folds her hands ; She murmurs 'What have I to do with men ?' What had she ever, space made palpable, What but keep aching heart from heart t...oo long, What but keep life too long from half, the world?
But she has said it, little has she left Could she but hear the word we pass today Perhaps she hears in the green moated gloom, Or feels like leaden touch thru all her cold, Like sea-stones smitten feebly under sea, Like bell-stroke deadened downward from the keel.
I deem she hears. Could she but comprehend And saj/ if I speak less than truth to thee: It needs not shipping to come safely thru, Sister; it needs not ropes of iron' more To 'hold, or she will part me from thy word: Thy softest word shall reach me thru her storm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the old sea was less the sundering sea. She has strewn wrecks since then and ships from port She has hurled back ashore and banked with sand. Too many have come with sails, to sink them all; And now they trample flat the waves they run. Ever the sea is less the sundering sea.
"But demon-like she hides her secret thought ; She veils her face in mist and folds her hands ; She murmurs 'What have I to do with men ?' What had she ever, space made palpable, What but keep aching heart from heart t...oo long, What but keep life too long from half, the world?
But she has said it, little has she left Could she but hear the word we pass today Perhaps she hears in the green moated gloom, Or feels like leaden touch thru all her cold, Like sea-stones smitten feebly under sea, Like bell-stroke deadened downward from the keel.
I deem she hears. Could she but comprehend And saj/ if I speak less than truth to thee: It needs not shipping to come safely thru, Sister; it needs not ropes of iron' more To 'hold, or she will part me from thy word: Thy softest word shall reach me thru her storm.
What to read after Across the Atlantic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frost Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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