Later Poems
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In St. Germain Street THROUGH the street of St. Germain March the tattered hosts of rain, While the wind with vagrant fife Whips their chilly ranks to life.
From the window I can see Their ghostly banners blowing free.
As they pass to where the ships Crowd about the wharves and slips.
There at day's end they embark To invade the realms of dark, And the sun comes out again In the street of St. Germain.
93 Pan in the Catskills THEY say that he is dead, and now no more The reedy syrinx sounds amon...g the hills, When the long summer heat is on the land. But I have heard the Catskill thrushes sing, And therefore am incredulous of death. Of pain and sorrow and mortality.
In these blue cafions, deep with hemlock shade, In solitudes of twilight or of dawn, I have been rapt away from time and care By the enchantment of a golden strain As pure as ever pierced the Thracian wild, Filling the listener with a mute surmise.
At evening and at morning I have gone Down the cool trail between the beech-tree boles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In St. Germain Street THROUGH the street of St. Germain March the tattered hosts of rain, While the wind with vagrant fife Whips their chilly ranks to life.
From the window I can see Their ghostly banners blowing free.
As they pass to where the ships Crowd about the wharves and slips.
There at day's end they embark To invade the realms of dark, And the sun comes out again In the street of St. Germain.
93 Pan in the Catskills THEY say that he is dead, and now no more The reedy syrinx sounds amon...g the hills, When the long summer heat is on the land. But I have heard the Catskill thrushes sing, And therefore am incredulous of death. Of pain and sorrow and mortality.
In these blue cafions, deep with hemlock shade, In solitudes of twilight or of dawn, I have been rapt away from time and care By the enchantment of a golden strain As pure as ever pierced the Thracian wild, Filling the listener with a mute surmise.
At evening and at morning I have gone Down the cool trail between the beech-tree boles.
What to read after Later Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carman Bliss to read onlineMoreLess
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