Dramatic And Miscellaneous Poems
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The earth laughs all the day, and sleeps all night. The daylight's labor and the night's repose Are very good, each better in its time.
The boy knew little ; but he read old tales Of Scotland's warriors, till his blood ran swift As charging knights upon their death career. He chanted ancient tunes, till the wild blood Was charmed back into its fountain-well. And tears arose instead. That poet's songs. Whose music evermore recalls his name, His name of waters babbling as they run, Rose from him ...in tlie fields among the kine, And met the skylark's, raining from the clouds. But only as the birds he sang as yet, From rooted impulse of essential song ; The earth was fair — he knew not it was fair; His heart was glad — he knew not it was glad : He walked as in a twilight of the sense. Which this one dav shall turn to tender lis:ht.
A HIDDEN LIFE. 7 Long ere the sun had cleared the feathery tops Of the fir-thicket on the eastward hill, His horses leaned and labored. Each great hand Held rein and plough-stilt in one guiding grasp — No ploughman there would brook a helper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The earth laughs all the day, and sleeps all night. The daylight's labor and the night's repose Are very good, each better in its time.
The boy knew little ; but he read old tales Of Scotland's warriors, till his blood ran swift As charging knights upon their death career. He chanted ancient tunes, till the wild blood Was charmed back into its fountain-well. And tears arose instead. That poet's songs. Whose music evermore recalls his name, His name of waters babbling as they run, Rose from him ...in tlie fields among the kine, And met the skylark's, raining from the clouds. But only as the birds he sang as yet, From rooted impulse of essential song ; The earth was fair — he knew not it was fair; His heart was glad — he knew not it was glad : He walked as in a twilight of the sense. Which this one dav shall turn to tender lis:ht.
A HIDDEN LIFE. 7 Long ere the sun had cleared the feathery tops Of the fir-thicket on the eastward hill, His horses leaned and labored. Each great hand Held rein and plough-stilt in one guiding grasp — No ploughman there would brook a helper.
What to read after Dramatic And Miscellaneous Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macdonald, George, 1824-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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