Early Poems
Early Poems
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The vast unspoken fire Of vagabond desire, That knows no human home Where it shall come.
18 Invocation I may not know nor see Thy soul's infinity, Yet come to mine abode, Sweet flame of God !
TO A FRIEND I 7*RIEND, shall I weave thee pansies for thine ease?
Gold-bright like amber, nourished in the cool Spring-flushed beloved woods, and dew-lit leas, And vapours of the jasper-hearted pool ; Or strew crushed woodbine for thy lover's peace ?
Friend, from a harvest of gold gatherings Beside full ri...vers of the after-rain, What vintage shall be thine from this domain? From blue-gray evening fields what garnerings Shall be thine own for comfort or for gain?
Luring the flame-men from the meadow-marsh With lutes in spring? When all the marigolds Like scattered golden coinage fleck and splash The emerald moist grass, and stream-banks cold And humid from the mills' unwearied wash.
Or shall melodious twilights in the ways Where odorous crimson apples faintly shine, Calm violet dusks of charity be thine?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The vast unspoken fire Of vagabond desire, That knows no human home Where it shall come.
18 Invocation I may not know nor see Thy soul's infinity, Yet come to mine abode, Sweet flame of God !
TO A FRIEND I 7*RIEND, shall I weave thee pansies for thine ease?
Gold-bright like amber, nourished in the cool Spring-flushed beloved woods, and dew-lit leas, And vapours of the jasper-hearted pool ; Or strew crushed woodbine for thy lover's peace ?
Friend, from a harvest of gold gatherings Beside full ri...vers of the after-rain, What vintage shall be thine from this domain? From blue-gray evening fields what garnerings Shall be thine own for comfort or for gain?
Luring the flame-men from the meadow-marsh With lutes in spring? When all the marigolds Like scattered golden coinage fleck and splash The emerald moist grass, and stream-banks cold And humid from the mills' unwearied wash.
Or shall melodious twilights in the ways Where odorous crimson apples faintly shine, Calm violet dusks of charity be thine?
What to read after Early Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dorothy Wellesley to read onlineMoreLess
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