In Yosemite And Other Poems
In Yosemite And Other Poems
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No more the long unbroken summer dream, The days are gone, and, oh, too soon!
And thou, O wave, upon the distant crag Break thy wild heart from dawn to golden dawn! No more will I the rolling billows ride. The oar is lost, the rudder gone!
And thou, my most beloved, who changest not Line foamy tide or briny summer wind; I have a realm I consecrate to thee, An inland of contented mind!
12 SHORT STORY QUARTERLY THE CONDOR.
He sits upon his watch-tower, yonder peak, And gazes as the autumn sun goe...s down ; And I, too, on my somber hill await The sun to rim the far-off mountain crown.
His wings are now aslant as if to sail Into the light he gazes at so fond And well I know he only holds his flight Till the last fire dips the gulf beyond.
And as he, when his golden sun is gone, Wheels and is off upon a flight unknown So when my light sinks to the sapphire hill Shall I my sure flight wing unto mine own.
LOVE S PURPOSE.
Love brings the blush into the fair wild rose; And paints the white upon the heron s plume, And flings into wild dream the prophet s prose ; And points the starry lights in midnight gloom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No more the long unbroken summer dream, The days are gone, and, oh, too soon!
And thou, O wave, upon the distant crag Break thy wild heart from dawn to golden dawn! No more will I the rolling billows ride. The oar is lost, the rudder gone!
And thou, my most beloved, who changest not Line foamy tide or briny summer wind; I have a realm I consecrate to thee, An inland of contented mind!
12 SHORT STORY QUARTERLY THE CONDOR.
He sits upon his watch-tower, yonder peak, And gazes as the autumn sun goe...s down ; And I, too, on my somber hill await The sun to rim the far-off mountain crown.
His wings are now aslant as if to sail Into the light he gazes at so fond And well I know he only holds his flight Till the last fire dips the gulf beyond.
And as he, when his golden sun is gone, Wheels and is off upon a flight unknown So when my light sinks to the sapphire hill Shall I my sure flight wing unto mine own.
LOVE S PURPOSE.
Love brings the blush into the fair wild rose; And paints the white upon the heron s plume, And flings into wild dream the prophet s prose ; And points the starry lights in midnight gloom.
What to read after In Yosemite And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Meade Bland to read onlineMoreLess
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