England Over Seas
England Over Seas
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The pale stalks eddy from knee to waist and rise to my sun-flecked face; Cool on my lips is the daisy foam and the spray of the Queen Anne's lace. With half-shut eyes and outstretched arms I swim through the scented heat. Oh, never were broad sea winds so warm, nor Southern seas so sweet?
There's Music in My Heart To-day There's music in my heart to-day; The Master-hand is on the keys, Calling me up to the windy hills And down to the purple seas.
Let Time draw back when I hear that tune...-- Old to the soul when the stars were new-- And swing the doors to the four great winds, That my feet may wander through.
North or South, and East or West; Over the rim with the bellied sails, From the mountain's feet to the empty plains, Or down the silent trails-- It matters not which door you choose; The same clear tune blows through them all, Though one harp leaps to the grind of seas And one to the rain-bird's call.
However you hide in the city's din And drown your ears with its siren songs, Some day steal in those thin, wild notes, And you leave the foolish throngs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The pale stalks eddy from knee to waist and rise to my sun-flecked face; Cool on my lips is the daisy foam and the spray of the Queen Anne's lace. With half-shut eyes and outstretched arms I swim through the scented heat. Oh, never were broad sea winds so warm, nor Southern seas so sweet?
There's Music in My Heart To-day There's music in my heart to-day; The Master-hand is on the keys, Calling me up to the windy hills And down to the purple seas.
Let Time draw back when I hear that tune...-- Old to the soul when the stars were new-- And swing the doors to the four great winds, That my feet may wander through.
North or South, and East or West; Over the rim with the bellied sails, From the mountain's feet to the empty plains, Or down the silent trails-- It matters not which door you choose; The same clear tune blows through them all, Though one harp leaps to the grind of seas And one to the rain-bird's call.
However you hide in the city's din And drown your ears with its siren songs, Some day steal in those thin, wild notes, And you leave the foolish throngs.
What to read after England Over Seas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Lloyd to read onlineMoreLess
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