Growing Pains
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Louder and nearer the sea boomed up.
A red, smoking moon burst through a cloud; Our words darted out with a sharper sound Until, like spent waves That ran out and were lost in the sea, They sank lower and ceased, And were lost in the dark.
There was quiet in the night Quiet of star-hung skies, of stretching sands; Quiet of space.
And the moon, grown pale, floated lightly off, Like a child s soap-bubble, fragile and clear.
Our hands sought each other s.
The night had its way . . .
We turned with... peace in our hearts From the clamor of seas and of wars To the greater clamor of love.
[32] CAGED I COULD almost see the heat curl In grinning, evil curves, Up through the narrow court.
And I flapped, on naked, slippered feet Across the bare floor ; And sipped at something cool and drooped ki- monoed arms With sick languor.
And then I saw you at your window You, with your damp grey face, In your itching servant s black, Your swollen fingers heavy on the sill. You gazed dully at the caged canary Songless on his sticky perch.
What to read after Growing Pains?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Starr Untermeyer to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Louder and nearer the sea boomed up.
A red, smoking moon burst through a cloud; Our words darted out with a sharper sound Until, like spent waves That ran out and were lost in the sea, They sank lower and ceased, And were lost in the dark.
There was quiet in the night Quiet of star-hung skies, of stretching sands; Quiet of space.
And the moon, grown pale, floated lightly off, Like a child s soap-bubble, fragile and clear.
Our hands sought each other s.
The night had its way . . .
We turned with... peace in our hearts From the clamor of seas and of wars To the greater clamor of love.
[32] CAGED I COULD almost see the heat curl In grinning, evil curves, Up through the narrow court.
And I flapped, on naked, slippered feet Across the bare floor ; And sipped at something cool and drooped ki- monoed arms With sick languor.
And then I saw you at your window You, with your damp grey face, In your itching servant s black, Your swollen fingers heavy on the sill. You gazed dully at the caged canary Songless on his sticky perch.
What to read after Growing Pains?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Starr Untermeyer to read onlineMoreLess
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