Nantucket ..
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And there, ahead, Blue sea!
Just up the beach The history of last night's tide Is sketched in lines of drift.
Another tide is starting in.
Each wave leaves impress on the sand.
A pebble from the coast of Spain, Some seaweed from an alien shore, A shell which only yesterday was resting In some cavern under sea And here a splinter from a derelict.
1 he maddened gulls in shrill profanity Fly screaming back and forth Picking silvered fish from foam topped waves.
In angry contradiction with the wind... 1 hey shriek their imprecations to the skies.
Yet still the waves roll in.
The sky is blue.
The unchanged beach-miles stretch to right and left The moors await Subdued by day-end's calm And sweet with scent.
* * * * At other times in other days The thought will come That even now the breeze which blows Across your face has crossed the moors; That Waiting yet beneath the sun, eternally At peace, the moors remain.
The sea still sweeping at its gate.
The winds still blowing strong And silence King.
What to read after Nantucket ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hayden, Paull. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And there, ahead, Blue sea!
Just up the beach The history of last night's tide Is sketched in lines of drift.
Another tide is starting in.
Each wave leaves impress on the sand.
A pebble from the coast of Spain, Some seaweed from an alien shore, A shell which only yesterday was resting In some cavern under sea And here a splinter from a derelict.
1 he maddened gulls in shrill profanity Fly screaming back and forth Picking silvered fish from foam topped waves.
In angry contradiction with the wind... 1 hey shriek their imprecations to the skies.
Yet still the waves roll in.
The sky is blue.
The unchanged beach-miles stretch to right and left The moors await Subdued by day-end's calm And sweet with scent.
* * * * At other times in other days The thought will come That even now the breeze which blows Across your face has crossed the moors; That Waiting yet beneath the sun, eternally At peace, the moors remain.
The sea still sweeping at its gate.
The winds still blowing strong And silence King.
What to read after Nantucket ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hayden, Paull. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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