Hips Haws Poems
Hips Haws Poems
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O innocence and beauty That I can never speak of without tears, Long I have waited But you do not come.
33 The two ?N^ude Virgins NO. I will not go into the moonlight Lest some infinite thing enwrap me; I will not move beyond the threshold, I will wait in the calm shadow of the door, And hear the sweet air Using the oleanders Lightly And with love.
Diana cannot hear them Though she stands whitely among them, Most white of all things, Beside the dark urn.
She is covered with dew, Her arm is shro...uding her breasts From the ardour of the moon.
She is lovely, And she has no fear Being hunched in stone.
Shall I go out to her ?
I would take her into my arms. Shall I just go And cool my palms in the urn And put them on my brow?
I will not go, I will wait in the calm shadow of the door.
Perhaps 34 Simple T)ay IN this wind's following there is an unknown richness, A breathing mysterious bloom, Not gorse nor may nor hyacinth nor herb; No man could name that perfume.
The white flowers living in this field Stare at the sky; in the field beyond There are yellow flowers that nod wisely to the turf: And that is all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O innocence and beauty That I can never speak of without tears, Long I have waited But you do not come.
33 The two ?N^ude Virgins NO. I will not go into the moonlight Lest some infinite thing enwrap me; I will not move beyond the threshold, I will wait in the calm shadow of the door, And hear the sweet air Using the oleanders Lightly And with love.
Diana cannot hear them Though she stands whitely among them, Most white of all things, Beside the dark urn.
She is covered with dew, Her arm is shro...uding her breasts From the ardour of the moon.
She is lovely, And she has no fear Being hunched in stone.
Shall I go out to her ?
I would take her into my arms. Shall I just go And cool my palms in the urn And put them on my brow?
I will not go, I will wait in the calm shadow of the door.
Perhaps 34 Simple T)ay IN this wind's following there is an unknown richness, A breathing mysterious bloom, Not gorse nor may nor hyacinth nor herb; No man could name that perfume.
The white flowers living in this field Stare at the sky; in the field beyond There are yellow flowers that nod wisely to the turf: And that is all.
What to read after Hips Haws Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A E Alfred Edgar Coppard to read onlineMoreLess
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