Georgian Poetry 1918-19
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Knowing these, what is there more For learning in your little years?Are not these all gospels bright Shining on your day?How then shall your hearts be sore With envy and her brood of fears, How forget the words of light From the mountain-way ...
Blessed are the merciful ... Does not every threshold seekMeadows and the flight of birds For compassion still?Blessed are the merciful ... Are we pilgrims yet to speakOut of Olivet the words Of knowledge and good-will?
HABITATION High up in the sky the...re, now, you know, In this May twilight, our cottage is asleep, Tenantless, and no creature there to goNear it but Mrs. Fry's fat cows, and sheepDove-coloured, as is Cotswold. No one hearsUnder that cherry-tree the night-jars yet, The windows are uncurtained; on the stairsSilence is but by tip-toe silence met. All doors are fast there. It is a dwelling put byFrom use for a little, or long, up there in the sky.
Empty; a walled-in silence, in this twilight of May--Home for lovers, and friendly withdrawing, and sleep, With none to love there, nor laugh, nor climb from the dayTo the candles and linen ...
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Knowing these, what is there more For learning in your little years?Are not these all gospels bright Shining on your day?How then shall your hearts be sore With envy and her brood of fears, How forget the words of light From the mountain-way ...
Blessed are the merciful ... Does not every threshold seekMeadows and the flight of birds For compassion still?Blessed are the merciful ... Are we pilgrims yet to speakOut of Olivet the words Of knowledge and good-will?
HABITATION High up in the sky the...re, now, you know, In this May twilight, our cottage is asleep, Tenantless, and no creature there to goNear it but Mrs. Fry's fat cows, and sheepDove-coloured, as is Cotswold. No one hearsUnder that cherry-tree the night-jars yet, The windows are uncurtained; on the stairsSilence is but by tip-toe silence met. All doors are fast there. It is a dwelling put byFrom use for a little, or long, up there in the sky.
Empty; a walled-in silence, in this twilight of May--Home for lovers, and friendly withdrawing, and sleep, With none to love there, nor laugh, nor climb from the dayTo the candles and linen ...
What to read after Georgian Poetry 1918-19?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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