Contemporary French Poetry
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The road descends, White ribbon of leagues, The last, long slope Of the blue hills.
Now stay, and look At yonder trees, And the smoking roofs Where a village dreams : For I will there In the porchvvays sleep, Among your hair Full of withered leaves.
A. -FERDINAND HEROLD. 37 THE DELICATE EVENING.
THE delicate evening, with its clear, blue mist, Dies like a word of love on summer's lips, Or like the wet, warm smile of widows, who Dream in their flesh of olden bridal joys. The city far away has hu...shed its noise ; In the grave garden where the silence blooms The warm, nocturnal wind discreetly sprays The fountain freshness o'er the gravelled ways, O'er which like rustling foliage dresses trail ; The hum of wasps sounds low, and roses, shed By thoughtful fingers, languorously spread Their soul of honey stirring love ; a pale, Strange dawn roves round the confines of the sky, And blends in mystic, immaterial charm The fleeing radiance with the starry dark.
What share in all the suns to be have I, In love, youth, genius, gold, and fiery strife !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The road descends, White ribbon of leagues, The last, long slope Of the blue hills.
Now stay, and look At yonder trees, And the smoking roofs Where a village dreams : For I will there In the porchvvays sleep, Among your hair Full of withered leaves.
A. -FERDINAND HEROLD. 37 THE DELICATE EVENING.
THE delicate evening, with its clear, blue mist, Dies like a word of love on summer's lips, Or like the wet, warm smile of widows, who Dream in their flesh of olden bridal joys. The city far away has hu...shed its noise ; In the grave garden where the silence blooms The warm, nocturnal wind discreetly sprays The fountain freshness o'er the gravelled ways, O'er which like rustling foliage dresses trail ; The hum of wasps sounds low, and roses, shed By thoughtful fingers, languorously spread Their soul of honey stirring love ; a pale, Strange dawn roves round the confines of the sky, And blends in mystic, immaterial charm The fleeing radiance with the starry dark.
What share in all the suns to be have I, In love, youth, genius, gold, and fiery strife !
What to read after Contemporary French Poetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jethro Bithell to read onlineMoreLess
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