King of the Air And Other Poems
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. . Out of the years and the rain You came to my arms again. And then, in the joy of loving, I woke in the moon's cold beam, And heard the night wind sighing. . .. And it was just a dream. Out of the years and the rain You'll never come again ! 59 CALM The storm of yesterday is past. We hear no more The wild winds rave, the rude tides crash The rocky shore. The lucent water, smooth and clear, Shows every line Of curling fern and sea-carved crag And tufted pine. That small brown bird on fringed ...bough Of cedar green, Dreams silently. In caverns deep, Waves lap unseen. The slow bee drones ; the locust chants Its noonday prayer. A faint, far chime of church-bells threads The sun-sweet air. Warm goldenrod in vivid bloom On ledges high, Glows like a yellow cloud against The dark-blue sky. Tomorrow's storm is not yet come ; This gentle day Rests on the sad earth's breast, to charm Its grief away. 60 TO WILLIAM L. PRICE, ARCHITECT We loved you, friend; For all the beauty of the budding trees, And all the splendor of the autumn leaves Were in your breast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . Out of the years and the rain You came to my arms again. And then, in the joy of loving, I woke in the moon's cold beam, And heard the night wind sighing. . .. And it was just a dream. Out of the years and the rain You'll never come again ! 59 CALM The storm of yesterday is past. We hear no more The wild winds rave, the rude tides crash The rocky shore. The lucent water, smooth and clear, Shows every line Of curling fern and sea-carved crag And tufted pine. That small brown bird on fringed ...bough Of cedar green, Dreams silently. In caverns deep, Waves lap unseen. The slow bee drones ; the locust chants Its noonday prayer. A faint, far chime of church-bells threads The sun-sweet air. Warm goldenrod in vivid bloom On ledges high, Glows like a yellow cloud against The dark-blue sky. Tomorrow's storm is not yet come ; This gentle day Rests on the sad earth's breast, to charm Its grief away. 60 TO WILLIAM L. PRICE, ARCHITECT We loved you, friend; For all the beauty of the budding trees, And all the splendor of the autumn leaves Were in your breast.
What to read after King of the Air And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Chandlee Forman to read onlineMoreLess
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