Gardens Overseas And Other Poems
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58 ON THE LUTES OF FRANCE A DREAM SOME fair retirement where always The nights shall be serene and still With shadowless and shining days, With songs to speak their sovereign will.
Some white old house upon the heights, And there, perchance, some roguish maid To calm thy heart with her delights Till every care aside is laid. A garden to the winds displayed, Its terrace perfumed with the pines Some books with Horace's fair lines.
59 ON THE LUTES OF FRANCE THE FAUN A TERRA-COTTA Faun grimaces Smi...ling o'er his grassy places, Doubtless in his foresight keen Thinking on the hapless scene Soon to mock this pause serene, That hath led me and hath led thee In pilgrim's doleful vagrancy Unto this moment now, that comes To sweep us to the sound of drums.
60 ON THE LATIN AMERICAN HARP I NIGHTFALL IN THE TROPICS After the Spanish of Ruben Dario of Nicaragua.
THERE is twilight grey and gloomy Where the sea its velvet trails; Out across the heavens roomy Draw the veils.
Bitter and sonorous rises The complaint from out the deeps, And the wave the wind surprises Weeps.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
58 ON THE LUTES OF FRANCE A DREAM SOME fair retirement where always The nights shall be serene and still With shadowless and shining days, With songs to speak their sovereign will.
Some white old house upon the heights, And there, perchance, some roguish maid To calm thy heart with her delights Till every care aside is laid. A garden to the winds displayed, Its terrace perfumed with the pines Some books with Horace's fair lines.
59 ON THE LUTES OF FRANCE THE FAUN A TERRA-COTTA Faun grimaces Smi...ling o'er his grassy places, Doubtless in his foresight keen Thinking on the hapless scene Soon to mock this pause serene, That hath led me and hath led thee In pilgrim's doleful vagrancy Unto this moment now, that comes To sweep us to the sound of drums.
60 ON THE LATIN AMERICAN HARP I NIGHTFALL IN THE TROPICS After the Spanish of Ruben Dario of Nicaragua.
THERE is twilight grey and gloomy Where the sea its velvet trails; Out across the heavens roomy Draw the veils.
Bitter and sonorous rises The complaint from out the deeps, And the wave the wind surprises Weeps.
What to read after Gardens Overseas And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Walsh to read onlineMoreLess
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