Lincoln Other Poems
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what was it passed ? Were they leaves — were they sparrows That whispered away like a hurtle of arrows?
The rose-odor thickens — the deep gorge narrows; Now the herd takes down through the scented dells.
Speed, speed, leave the brooks to their potter and prattle ; Sweep on with the thunder and surge of the cattle, The hurry, the voices, the keen joy of battle — The hills and the wind and the open light.
Now on into camp by the sycamores yonder; [771 Now o'er the guitar let the light fingers wan...der; Let thoughts in the high heart grow pensive and fonder ; Then stars and the dream of a summer night.
[78] Song of the Fay My life is a dream, a dream, In the moon's cool beam ; Some day I shall wake and desire A touch of the infinite fire.
But now 'tis enough that I be In the light on the sea ; Enough that I climb with the cloud When the winds of the morning are loud ; Enough that I fade with my star When the doors of the East unbar.
My life is a long delight In the wonder of night.
I quiet the heart of the rose When she quakes at the thought of the snows; I count the blown leaves of the Fall, And I comfort them all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
what was it passed ? Were they leaves — were they sparrows That whispered away like a hurtle of arrows?
The rose-odor thickens — the deep gorge narrows; Now the herd takes down through the scented dells.
Speed, speed, leave the brooks to their potter and prattle ; Sweep on with the thunder and surge of the cattle, The hurry, the voices, the keen joy of battle — The hills and the wind and the open light.
Now on into camp by the sycamores yonder; [771 Now o'er the guitar let the light fingers wan...der; Let thoughts in the high heart grow pensive and fonder ; Then stars and the dream of a summer night.
[78] Song of the Fay My life is a dream, a dream, In the moon's cool beam ; Some day I shall wake and desire A touch of the infinite fire.
But now 'tis enough that I be In the light on the sea ; Enough that I climb with the cloud When the winds of the morning are loud ; Enough that I fade with my star When the doors of the East unbar.
My life is a long delight In the wonder of night.
I quiet the heart of the rose When she quakes at the thought of the snows; I count the blown leaves of the Fall, And I comfort them all.
What to read after Lincoln Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Markham to read onlineMoreLess
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