Down-Adown-Derry; a book of Fairy Poems
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No bird replies to bird on high, Cleaving the skies with echoing cry.
Like dreaming water, green and wan, Glassing the snow of mantling swan, Like a clear jewel encharactered With secret symbol of line and word, Asheen, unruffled, slumbrous, still, The sunlight streams on the empty hill.
But soon as Night's dark shadows ride Across its shrouded Eastern side, When at her kindling, clear and full, Star beyond star stands visible ; Then course pale phantoms, fleet-foot deer Lap of its waters icy-c...lear.
Mounts the large moon, and pours her beams On bright-fish-flashing, singing streams.
Yoices re-echo. Coursing by, Horsemen, like clouds, wheel silently.
93 Glide then from out their pitch-black lair Beneath the dark's ensilvered arch, Witches becowled into the air ; And iron pine and emerald larch, Tents of delight for ravished bird, Are by loud music thrilled and stirred.
Winging the light, with silver feet, Beneath their bowers of fragrance met, In dells of rose and meadowsweet, In mazed dance the fairies flit ; While drives his share the Ploughman high Athwart the daisy-powdered sky : Till far away, in thickening dew, Piercing the Eastern shadows through, Rilling in crystal clear and still, Light 'gins to tremble on the hill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No bird replies to bird on high, Cleaving the skies with echoing cry.
Like dreaming water, green and wan, Glassing the snow of mantling swan, Like a clear jewel encharactered With secret symbol of line and word, Asheen, unruffled, slumbrous, still, The sunlight streams on the empty hill.
But soon as Night's dark shadows ride Across its shrouded Eastern side, When at her kindling, clear and full, Star beyond star stands visible ; Then course pale phantoms, fleet-foot deer Lap of its waters icy-c...lear.
Mounts the large moon, and pours her beams On bright-fish-flashing, singing streams.
Yoices re-echo. Coursing by, Horsemen, like clouds, wheel silently.
93 Glide then from out their pitch-black lair Beneath the dark's ensilvered arch, Witches becowled into the air ; And iron pine and emerald larch, Tents of delight for ravished bird, Are by loud music thrilled and stirred.
Winging the light, with silver feet, Beneath their bowers of fragrance met, In dells of rose and meadowsweet, In mazed dance the fairies flit ; While drives his share the Ploughman high Athwart the daisy-powdered sky : Till far away, in thickening dew, Piercing the Eastern shadows through, Rilling in crystal clear and still, Light 'gins to tremble on the hill.
What to read after Down-Adown-Derry; a book of Fairy Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De La Mare Walter to read onlineMoreLess
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