New Poems
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So she went swiftly on before those three; And as a lady through her garden goes Ruined around her by a night of storm, To save a single flower that she had loved, Brushing the other blooms that drip in the sun, So went she wistful over the bowed field, Looking through all those faces for a face. But thou, to save thy rose, art come too late.
THE QUEST OF EDITH 57 And here a fixed eye regarding her, Or at her feet a dead youth with bright hair, Surprised her, seeming young in such a place, Or s...uddenly illumed on the dark hill A motionless horse, an old and cloven head! The silence too that followed on such sound Appalled her; silence closer to the soul Than hush of Arctic field in wrapping snow, Or supreme Himalaya in sunrise; A silence that had heard; as of some sea A hoar and haunted surge whither are blown Under the stars wild sails of long ago. Now following Edith other ladies came, Hoping to find some husband or some son, One led a little child about the field Wives that a moonbeam might to widows change, 58 THE QUEST OF EDITH And mothers whom the passing of a cloud Might instantly bereave for evermore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So she went swiftly on before those three; And as a lady through her garden goes Ruined around her by a night of storm, To save a single flower that she had loved, Brushing the other blooms that drip in the sun, So went she wistful over the bowed field, Looking through all those faces for a face. But thou, to save thy rose, art come too late.
THE QUEST OF EDITH 57 And here a fixed eye regarding her, Or at her feet a dead youth with bright hair, Surprised her, seeming young in such a place, Or s...uddenly illumed on the dark hill A motionless horse, an old and cloven head! The silence too that followed on such sound Appalled her; silence closer to the soul Than hush of Arctic field in wrapping snow, Or supreme Himalaya in sunrise; A silence that had heard; as of some sea A hoar and haunted surge whither are blown Under the stars wild sails of long ago. Now following Edith other ladies came, Hoping to find some husband or some son, One led a little child about the field Wives that a moonbeam might to widows change, 58 THE QUEST OF EDITH And mothers whom the passing of a cloud Might instantly bereave for evermore.
What to read after New Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillips Stephen to read onlineMoreLess
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