Contacts And Other Poems
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13 ANTHONY HEYWOOD Did he die a slave ? I would rather think That the old unrest reclaimed its own In a sudden dash to the jungle brink And a reckless plunge into wilds unknown ; That Death found him sitting with peaceful face, .
The god of a gilded Indian race.
14 THE TOWER.
AMID bright pennons rapturous to unfurl, The young king rode upon his royal way, And saw within the cheering streets a girl Whose eyes were shining like an April day.
Straightway he knew that he must leave his throne And s...igh no more through ceremonial hours, Till he had made her loveliness his own, And bound her beauty with a chain of flowers.
For years he wandered over many lands, And then returned because the quest was vain, And bade his masons build the tower that stands In lonely grandeur on the desolate plain.
Its casement opens wide upon the sky And little clouds that rush in haste between, Within its airy silence no birds fly, And far below the earth is hardly seen.
And there the pale king dwells, nor ever heeds, Enfolded in his dream that no truth mars, The day astir with rumour of men's deeds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
13 ANTHONY HEYWOOD Did he die a slave ? I would rather think That the old unrest reclaimed its own In a sudden dash to the jungle brink And a reckless plunge into wilds unknown ; That Death found him sitting with peaceful face, .
The god of a gilded Indian race.
14 THE TOWER.
AMID bright pennons rapturous to unfurl, The young king rode upon his royal way, And saw within the cheering streets a girl Whose eyes were shining like an April day.
Straightway he knew that he must leave his throne And s...igh no more through ceremonial hours, Till he had made her loveliness his own, And bound her beauty with a chain of flowers.
For years he wandered over many lands, And then returned because the quest was vain, And bade his masons build the tower that stands In lonely grandeur on the desolate plain.
Its casement opens wide upon the sky And little clouds that rush in haste between, Within its airy silence no birds fly, And far below the earth is hardly seen.
And there the pale king dwells, nor ever heeds, Enfolded in his dream that no truth mars, The day astir with rumour of men's deeds.
What to read after Contacts And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Wade Earp to read onlineMoreLess
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