Helen And Other Poems
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E 66 The Future With love shall they plenish the world, They shall wield neither fire nor sword : My lightnings again shall be furled, And my thunders shall cease, saith the Lord !
The Future "\X7HEN the perfume has fled from the rose, When the soul of the lily is shaken, When the garden is drear and forsaken Save by the shrill wind that blows Unceasingly plaining its woes : When the fort of the Summer is taken By a tyrant whose armies awaken No sound of the voice of their foes, Shall the light... of the days that have fled Seem aught but a vision of sleep Dreamed 'neath a shadow as deep As the dusk of the realms of the dead ? Shall the beauty that Autumn hath shed Find voice when the winter skies weep ?
Evening Pictures 67 Evening Pictures T WATCHED the hills faint out into the night And the long glory of the evening die, Flaming along the transepts of the sky In wild magnificence of crimson light, As tho' the day had fallen in fiercest fight And, all disdainful to take wings and fly, Had slowly poured its life-blood without sigh Or moan, and so passed mutely out of sight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E 66 The Future With love shall they plenish the world, They shall wield neither fire nor sword : My lightnings again shall be furled, And my thunders shall cease, saith the Lord !
The Future "\X7HEN the perfume has fled from the rose, When the soul of the lily is shaken, When the garden is drear and forsaken Save by the shrill wind that blows Unceasingly plaining its woes : When the fort of the Summer is taken By a tyrant whose armies awaken No sound of the voice of their foes, Shall the light... of the days that have fled Seem aught but a vision of sleep Dreamed 'neath a shadow as deep As the dusk of the realms of the dead ? Shall the beauty that Autumn hath shed Find voice when the winter skies weep ?
Evening Pictures 67 Evening Pictures T WATCHED the hills faint out into the night And the long glory of the evening die, Flaming along the transepts of the sky In wild magnificence of crimson light, As tho' the day had fallen in fiercest fight And, all disdainful to take wings and fly, Had slowly poured its life-blood without sigh Or moan, and so passed mutely out of sight.
What to read after Helen And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Drew to read onlineMoreLess
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