Last Poems
Last Poems
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Fall, winter, fall; for he, Prompt hand and headpiece clever, Has woven a winter robe, And made of earth and sea His overcoat for ever, And wears the turning globe.
43 XXI THE fairies break their dances And leave the printed lawn, And up from India glances The silver sail of dawn.
The candles burn their sockets, The blinds let through the day, The young man feels his pockets And wonders what's to pay.
44 XXII THE sloe was lost in flower, The April elm was dim; That was the lover's hour, The hou...r for lies and him.
If thorns are all the bower, If north winds freeze the fir, Why, 'tis another's hour, The hour for truth and her.
45 XXIII IN the morning, in the morning, In the happy field of hay, Oh they looked at one another By the light of day.
In the blue and silver morning On the haycock as they lay, Oh they looked at one another And they looked away.
XXIV EPITHALAMIUM HE is here, Urania's son, Hymen come from Helicon; God that glads the lover's heart, He is here to join and part. So the groomsman quits your side And the bridegroom seeks the bride: Friend and comrade yield you o'er To her that hardly loves you more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fall, winter, fall; for he, Prompt hand and headpiece clever, Has woven a winter robe, And made of earth and sea His overcoat for ever, And wears the turning globe.
43 XXI THE fairies break their dances And leave the printed lawn, And up from India glances The silver sail of dawn.
The candles burn their sockets, The blinds let through the day, The young man feels his pockets And wonders what's to pay.
44 XXII THE sloe was lost in flower, The April elm was dim; That was the lover's hour, The hou...r for lies and him.
If thorns are all the bower, If north winds freeze the fir, Why, 'tis another's hour, The hour for truth and her.
45 XXIII IN the morning, in the morning, In the happy field of hay, Oh they looked at one another By the light of day.
In the blue and silver morning On the haycock as they lay, Oh they looked at one another And they looked away.
XXIV EPITHALAMIUM HE is here, Urania's son, Hymen come from Helicon; God that glads the lover's heart, He is here to join and part. So the groomsman quits your side And the bridegroom seeks the bride: Friend and comrade yield you o'er To her that hardly loves you more.
What to read after Last Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A E Alfred Edward Housman to read onlineMoreLess
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