Last Poems
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""No offence. Doubtless the house was not to blame, But the eye watching from those windows saw, Many a day, day after day, mist--mistLike chaos surging back--and felt itselfAlone in all the world, marooned alone. We lived in clouds, on a cliff's edge almost(You see), and if clouds went, the visible earthLay too far off beneath and like a cloud. I did not know it was the earth I lovedUntil I tried to live there in the cloudsAnd the earth turned to cloud. " "You had a gardenOf flint and clay, to...o. " "True; that was real enough. The flint was the one crop that never failed. The clay first broke my heart, and then my back;And the back heals not. There were other thingsReal, too. In that room at the gable a childWas born while the wind chilled a summer dawn:Never looked grey mind on a greyer oneThan when the child's cry broke above the groans. ""I hope they were both spared. " "They were. Oh yes. But flint and clay and childbirth were too realFor this cloud-castle. I had forgot the wind. Pray do not let me get on to the wind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
""No offence. Doubtless the house was not to blame, But the eye watching from those windows saw, Many a day, day after day, mist--mistLike chaos surging back--and felt itselfAlone in all the world, marooned alone. We lived in clouds, on a cliff's edge almost(You see), and if clouds went, the visible earthLay too far off beneath and like a cloud. I did not know it was the earth I lovedUntil I tried to live there in the cloudsAnd the earth turned to cloud. " "You had a gardenOf flint and clay, to...o. " "True; that was real enough. The flint was the one crop that never failed. The clay first broke my heart, and then my back;And the back heals not. There were other thingsReal, too. In that room at the gable a childWas born while the wind chilled a summer dawn:Never looked grey mind on a greyer oneThan when the child's cry broke above the groans. ""I hope they were both spared. " "They were. Oh yes. But flint and clay and childbirth were too realFor this cloud-castle. I had forgot the wind. Pray do not let me get on to the wind.
What to read after Last Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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