Magpies in Picardy
Magpies in Picardy
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I dreamed of them, sleepless under the frosty skies Like old tried sentinels, watching with friendly eyes.
But the morning came, slow-footed and strangely calm, With a dimly-shrouded brilliance of drowsy light. My sleep-brimmed eyes from the window leapt to the farm. And behold his forehead was diademed with white, And the friendly farm things there in the yard below Raised faces transfigured with shining masks of snow.
26 KNIGHT-ERRANT WHEN I put on my morning tie The souls of ladies come to m...e ; Their faces through a mist I spy Like silver drown 'd in a green sea.
And all about their necks I find (Their necks, like children's, sweet and white) Dim colours that they take and bind About my arm before the fight.
But never while the daylight runs Does shadowy armour break the grey.
Only a gleam of foreign suns Strikes a veiled sword, and dies away.
Only behind the walls of sense Some magic laughter breaks its chain And like a bird, with pinions tense, Hovers . . . Then falls to flight again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I dreamed of them, sleepless under the frosty skies Like old tried sentinels, watching with friendly eyes.
But the morning came, slow-footed and strangely calm, With a dimly-shrouded brilliance of drowsy light. My sleep-brimmed eyes from the window leapt to the farm. And behold his forehead was diademed with white, And the friendly farm things there in the yard below Raised faces transfigured with shining masks of snow.
26 KNIGHT-ERRANT WHEN I put on my morning tie The souls of ladies come to m...e ; Their faces through a mist I spy Like silver drown 'd in a green sea.
And all about their necks I find (Their necks, like children's, sweet and white) Dim colours that they take and bind About my arm before the fight.
But never while the daylight runs Does shadowy armour break the grey.
Only a gleam of foreign suns Strikes a veiled sword, and dies away.
Only behind the walls of sense Some magic laughter breaks its chain And like a bird, with pinions tense, Hovers . . . Then falls to flight again.
What to read after Magpies in Picardy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T P Cameron Theodore Percival Cameron Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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