After the Ball And Other Poems
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SHE leaped up, laughing, all alone Upon the rampart s sodden stone, And, laughing, hid behind the mouth Of the great cannon, facing south.
" Ah ! will he find me here ? " she said, Then hushed her laugh and shook her head.
NORTH AND SOUTH. 45 " Nay, will he miss me from the rest, And, missing, care to come in quest ? " But dancing eyes deride the doubt, The deprecating lips breathe out, And waiting, waiting all alone, Upon the rampart s sodden stone, She looks across the cannon s mouth, The sil...ent cannon facing south ; Across the great ships riding down In stately silence to the town ; Acros. 3 the sea just where the mist Melts all the blue to amethyst, 46 NORTH AND SOUTH.
From whence the wind o er all the sails Blew soft that day its southern gales.
But white-sailed ships that rode the sea, Nor dusky cannon s mouth saw she, With those young eyes whose wistful gaze Went dreaming thwart the purple- haze ; Instead, beyond the white-sailed ships, Beyond the cannon s dusky lips, Beyond the sea just where the mist Melts all the blue to amethyst, The tall palmettoes darkly -rise Before her dream-enchanted eyes, NORTH AND SOUTH.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SHE leaped up, laughing, all alone Upon the rampart s sodden stone, And, laughing, hid behind the mouth Of the great cannon, facing south.
" Ah ! will he find me here ? " she said, Then hushed her laugh and shook her head.
NORTH AND SOUTH. 45 " Nay, will he miss me from the rest, And, missing, care to come in quest ? " But dancing eyes deride the doubt, The deprecating lips breathe out, And waiting, waiting all alone, Upon the rampart s sodden stone, She looks across the cannon s mouth, The sil...ent cannon facing south ; Across the great ships riding down In stately silence to the town ; Acros. 3 the sea just where the mist Melts all the blue to amethyst, 46 NORTH AND SOUTH.
From whence the wind o er all the sails Blew soft that day its southern gales.
But white-sailed ships that rode the sea, Nor dusky cannon s mouth saw she, With those young eyes whose wistful gaze Went dreaming thwart the purple- haze ; Instead, beyond the white-sailed ships, Beyond the cannon s dusky lips, Beyond the sea just where the mist Melts all the blue to amethyst, The tall palmettoes darkly -rise Before her dream-enchanted eyes, NORTH AND SOUTH.
What to read after After the Ball And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Perry Nora to read onlineMoreLess
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