Modern Love An Anthology
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And know you gone, but never see you go.
E. NESBir 56 The Storm-Child M"\ child came to me with the equinox, l^he wild wind blew him to my swinging door. With flakes of tawnv foam from off the shore, And shivering spindrift whirled across the rocks. Flung down the sky, the wheeling swallow-flocks Cried him a greeting and the lordly woods. Waving lean arms of welcome one by one, Cast down their russet cloaks and golden hoods. And bid their dancing leaflets trip and run Before the tender feet of ...this my son.
Therefore the sea's swift fire is in his veins. And in his heart the glory of the sea; Therefore the storm-wind shall his comrade be. That strips the hills and sweeps the cowering plains. October, shot with flashing rays and rains, Inhabits all his pulses; he shall know The stress and splendour of the roaring gales. The creaking boughs shall croon him fairy tales. And the sea's kisses set his blood aglow. While in his ears the eternal bugles blow.
UNKNOWN 57 If I Had Known You IF I had known you — oh, if I had known you — In other days when youth and love were strong, I would have raised a temple to enthrone you On some fair pinnacle of cloudless song.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And know you gone, but never see you go.
E. NESBir 56 The Storm-Child M"\ child came to me with the equinox, l^he wild wind blew him to my swinging door. With flakes of tawnv foam from off the shore, And shivering spindrift whirled across the rocks. Flung down the sky, the wheeling swallow-flocks Cried him a greeting and the lordly woods. Waving lean arms of welcome one by one, Cast down their russet cloaks and golden hoods. And bid their dancing leaflets trip and run Before the tender feet of ...this my son.
Therefore the sea's swift fire is in his veins. And in his heart the glory of the sea; Therefore the storm-wind shall his comrade be. That strips the hills and sweeps the cowering plains. October, shot with flashing rays and rains, Inhabits all his pulses; he shall know The stress and splendour of the roaring gales. The creaking boughs shall croon him fairy tales. And the sea's kisses set his blood aglow. While in his ears the eternal bugles blow.
UNKNOWN 57 If I Had Known You IF I had known you — oh, if I had known you — In other days when youth and love were strong, I would have raised a temple to enthrone you On some fair pinnacle of cloudless song.
What to read after Modern Love An Anthology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell Kennerley to read onlineMoreLess
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