Castles And Other Verses
Castles And Other Verses
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And we will wander there together, Lit by the pale and misty moon ; And standing on the open heather, To view the dark clouds swiftly flying, Shall hear the mournful night-wind sighing- And thou shalt be my " Lorna Doone. " ( 32 ) A Seagull's Song.
QVER the sea I sweep, From wave to wave I leap ; The clear blue water reflects the sky. I hover and wheel and swoop and fly, Then fall with a broken and weird cry To rest on the breast of the deep.
But on a stormy day I turn and fly away.
I leave the... waves and the cliffs and sand To seek a refuge far inland, Till the wind has been lulled to sleep, And the foam drops home in the deep.
Ideals I KNOW not what they are I only know They draw my longing soul with subtle spell ; I know not how they come, nor why they go ; Nor can I tell If in some distant star they dwell impearled, Or deep in caverns far beneath the ground. They are but dreams of noble thoughts, not found In our crude world.
( 33 ) The River down through pasture land, From lonely moors of dark brown peat, Past long low banks of silver sand, With rushes growing on either hand, To where it ripples at my feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And we will wander there together, Lit by the pale and misty moon ; And standing on the open heather, To view the dark clouds swiftly flying, Shall hear the mournful night-wind sighing- And thou shalt be my " Lorna Doone. " ( 32 ) A Seagull's Song.
QVER the sea I sweep, From wave to wave I leap ; The clear blue water reflects the sky. I hover and wheel and swoop and fly, Then fall with a broken and weird cry To rest on the breast of the deep.
But on a stormy day I turn and fly away.
I leave the... waves and the cliffs and sand To seek a refuge far inland, Till the wind has been lulled to sleep, And the foam drops home in the deep.
Ideals I KNOW not what they are I only know They draw my longing soul with subtle spell ; I know not how they come, nor why they go ; Nor can I tell If in some distant star they dwell impearled, Or deep in caverns far beneath the ground. They are but dreams of noble thoughts, not found In our crude world.
( 33 ) The River down through pasture land, From lonely moors of dark brown peat, Past long low banks of silver sand, With rushes growing on either hand, To where it ripples at my feet.
What to read after Castles And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Blathwayt to read onlineMoreLess
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