Harvard Lyrics And Other Verses
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58 Harvard Lyrics Spring was redolent with blossoms As they bore her to the sea, And to rest they gently laid her 'Neath the mossy headland's lee ; On her grave they planted roses, " Red for him and white for me. " C. HUNNEMAN, '89. Harvard Lyrics 59 THE GULL JL HE wild-eyed, savage gull with bowed wing tips The white, flat surface of the misty sea ; Or stooping in the wind-trod, hollow wave Reels upward straight, hangs quivering, his whole self Intent, and breaks the surface like a bolt. This ...spirit of the ocean mystery Sweeps by in silence on the noisy scud, Or cuts across the borders of the storm, A flash of horrid white ; with beating wings Struggles in futile, royal wrath against The armed battalions of a mighty wind, And beaten, leaps aloft upon the storm To ride in fury down the conquering gale. Away, thou symbol of my own gray thoughts ! Whenever from the heaven of weary hopes The clouds run low in the palely flowing sky; Whenever from the world of the unachieved The mists mount up to meet the drooping cloud, And I between them fail, 't is thou I see, 60 Harvard Lyrics Thou dreadful emblem of my darker life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
58 Harvard Lyrics Spring was redolent with blossoms As they bore her to the sea, And to rest they gently laid her 'Neath the mossy headland's lee ; On her grave they planted roses, " Red for him and white for me. " C. HUNNEMAN, '89. Harvard Lyrics 59 THE GULL JL HE wild-eyed, savage gull with bowed wing tips The white, flat surface of the misty sea ; Or stooping in the wind-trod, hollow wave Reels upward straight, hangs quivering, his whole self Intent, and breaks the surface like a bolt. This ...spirit of the ocean mystery Sweeps by in silence on the noisy scud, Or cuts across the borders of the storm, A flash of horrid white ; with beating wings Struggles in futile, royal wrath against The armed battalions of a mighty wind, And beaten, leaps aloft upon the storm To ride in fury down the conquering gale. Away, thou symbol of my own gray thoughts ! Whenever from the heaven of weary hopes The clouds run low in the palely flowing sky; Whenever from the world of the unachieved The mists mount up to meet the drooping cloud, And I between them fail, 't is thou I see, 60 Harvard Lyrics Thou dreadful emblem of my darker life.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Livingstone Stebbins to read onlineMoreLess
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