Holy Russia And Other Poems
Holy Russia And Other Poems
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Dawn comes and all then, Far afield marching, Friend after friend they go, Scattering grain there, Plentiful handfuls.
Then they go on to break Earth with the plough, And with curved ploughshare Plough it all over, Aye and with harrow's teeth Cut it to pieces.
I'll go see the sight, With full heart gazing. What has the Lord sent For the folk's labour? High as the waist see Rye-stalks grain-laden Hang their heads drowsily Nigh to the ground, Like a guest of God Smiling on all hands To the glad d...aylight, And the breeze over them Quivers in brightness, Golden, undulant, To and fro speeding. (34) Harvest Folk by households Have set a-reaping, Cut at the roots there The tall rye-stalks. In serried shocks, lo Heaped are the sheaves, And the wains all night Creak their music. On the threshing-floors Prince-like the corn-ricks Sit on wide thrones With heads uplifted. Sun watches all The reaping completed, Then growing cooler Moves on to autumn. But the villager's Candle burns bright Before the picture Of God's Mother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dawn comes and all then, Far afield marching, Friend after friend they go, Scattering grain there, Plentiful handfuls.
Then they go on to break Earth with the plough, And with curved ploughshare Plough it all over, Aye and with harrow's teeth Cut it to pieces.
I'll go see the sight, With full heart gazing. What has the Lord sent For the folk's labour? High as the waist see Rye-stalks grain-laden Hang their heads drowsily Nigh to the ground, Like a guest of God Smiling on all hands To the glad d...aylight, And the breeze over them Quivers in brightness, Golden, undulant, To and fro speeding. (34) Harvest Folk by households Have set a-reaping, Cut at the roots there The tall rye-stalks. In serried shocks, lo Heaped are the sheaves, And the wains all night Creak their music. On the threshing-floors Prince-like the corn-ricks Sit on wide thrones With heads uplifted. Sun watches all The reaping completed, Then growing cooler Moves on to autumn. But the villager's Candle burns bright Before the picture Of God's Mother.
What to read after Holy Russia And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P E Percy Ewing Matheson to read onlineMoreLess
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