Many Moods
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Let me join thee, contemplative Eve, in thy round Over mountain and valley to earth s furthest bound, Surveying new landscapes by twilight subdued, Till the tone of each spot hath my spirit imbued.
I ll return with the morrow, my own chosen Grove, Oh, believe not that Eve could seduce me to rove. Your novitiate Druid aspiring to be, I frequent your seclusions a vowed devotee ; Meandering your labyrinth led by the brook, While we search for the secrets that hide in each nook Of your hermitage. S...tay, sweet companion, we drink At this fountain that gushes through rocks at thy brink, And repose neath yon grotto with moss overgrown. Thus wandering with thee is not living alone.
WANDERING ALONE. 45 To be winding along by the sinuous shore, From each new point of view the same scene to explore ; Multitudinous billows that crowd to the strand To contribute their mite to the numberless sand ; In unending succession wave following wave Lay their life at your feet and retire to their grave ; Far-off voices, commingling in unison, roar Evermore, evermore, from Eternity s shore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let me join thee, contemplative Eve, in thy round Over mountain and valley to earth s furthest bound, Surveying new landscapes by twilight subdued, Till the tone of each spot hath my spirit imbued.
I ll return with the morrow, my own chosen Grove, Oh, believe not that Eve could seduce me to rove. Your novitiate Druid aspiring to be, I frequent your seclusions a vowed devotee ; Meandering your labyrinth led by the brook, While we search for the secrets that hide in each nook Of your hermitage. S...tay, sweet companion, we drink At this fountain that gushes through rocks at thy brink, And repose neath yon grotto with moss overgrown. Thus wandering with thee is not living alone.
WANDERING ALONE. 45 To be winding along by the sinuous shore, From each new point of view the same scene to explore ; Multitudinous billows that crowd to the strand To contribute their mite to the numberless sand ; In unending succession wave following wave Lay their life at your feet and retire to their grave ; Far-off voices, commingling in unison, roar Evermore, evermore, from Eternity s shore.
What to read after Many Moods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren Holden to read onlineMoreLess
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