Old Wharves, And Other Poems
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Mewing gulls dive and sweep the open spaces their ghosts coming into the mirror.
Purple grackles swarm pale yellow-eyed and walk the russet banks, Dandelions yellowing the grass — and sweet airs of spring rippling in a blue-bird's throat.
Lark tunes come over low hills crocuses and daffodils.
Silent crows on ebon wings fly over Spirits of mood and mystery.
Black night a shower of floating sparks — fire flies illuminating green graves.
And pale stones in the phosphorescent glow stand ghost-white... in the grass.
Flame sunset on the lagoon a prairie fire, the water ripples in silk flags green and crimson.
[14] JACQUELINE You were cherry blossoms in the park quivering in the wind and delicate.
You were thronged roses and the perfume with the brilliance of scarlet in them.
You were the music of violins playing wild rhythms in my soul.
Your teeth were flashing waves that curled on reefs of red coral.
Your lips were red opened to my blood; there was new laughter and prayer in them.
I was lashed by the wind-flight of your hair that waved black flags of revolt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mewing gulls dive and sweep the open spaces their ghosts coming into the mirror.
Purple grackles swarm pale yellow-eyed and walk the russet banks, Dandelions yellowing the grass — and sweet airs of spring rippling in a blue-bird's throat.
Lark tunes come over low hills crocuses and daffodils.
Silent crows on ebon wings fly over Spirits of mood and mystery.
Black night a shower of floating sparks — fire flies illuminating green graves.
And pale stones in the phosphorescent glow stand ghost-white... in the grass.
Flame sunset on the lagoon a prairie fire, the water ripples in silk flags green and crimson.
[14] JACQUELINE You were cherry blossoms in the park quivering in the wind and delicate.
You were thronged roses and the perfume with the brilliance of scarlet in them.
You were the music of violins playing wild rhythms in my soul.
Your teeth were flashing waves that curled on reefs of red coral.
Your lips were red opened to my blood; there was new laughter and prayer in them.
I was lashed by the wind-flight of your hair that waved black flags of revolt.
What to read after Old Wharves, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Higgins, John Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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