Out of the Forest And Other Verses
Out of the Forest And Other Verses
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Bog-asphodel. The young bog-myrtle To the heart doth call With the most passionate Of perfumes all.
11 PROUD IN THE PRESENCE Through the bright grass the wind.
Eager and fleet, Runs like a rippling flame, With viewless feet.
In the high hollows That the sunshine fills, Cups of clear water hide Among the hills. All heaven they mirror, All the light they hold, Deep blue at noon-tide, In the dawn gold. And when the darkness Unveils the sky, Down in their depths unplumbed All the stars lie.
Blest i...n the presence Of unagingjoy. When bowed in shadow-time As when a boy, Through the great solitudes I yet would range, And drink the old earth's calm That knows not change. Where starts the quick hare And young rivers spring, There shall my soul have rest In worshipping.
38 CLIFFS AND SEA— SUMMER IN THE NORTH THE giant bastions front the evening light Superbandsheer, surf-batteredconquerors. About their planted feet for ever pours, Rustles, and foams the lovely liquid might Of the long surge, to its last drops alive, Alert and musical.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bog-asphodel. The young bog-myrtle To the heart doth call With the most passionate Of perfumes all.
11 PROUD IN THE PRESENCE Through the bright grass the wind.
Eager and fleet, Runs like a rippling flame, With viewless feet.
In the high hollows That the sunshine fills, Cups of clear water hide Among the hills. All heaven they mirror, All the light they hold, Deep blue at noon-tide, In the dawn gold. And when the darkness Unveils the sky, Down in their depths unplumbed All the stars lie.
Blest i...n the presence Of unagingjoy. When bowed in shadow-time As when a boy, Through the great solitudes I yet would range, And drink the old earth's calm That knows not change. Where starts the quick hare And young rivers spring, There shall my soul have rest In worshipping.
38 CLIFFS AND SEA— SUMMER IN THE NORTH THE giant bastions front the evening light Superbandsheer, surf-batteredconquerors. About their planted feet for ever pours, Rustles, and foams the lovely liquid might Of the long surge, to its last drops alive, Alert and musical.
What to read after Out of the Forest And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jh Corby to read onlineMoreLess
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