Poems 1901 to 1918 volume 1
Poems 1901 to 1918 volume 1
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K THE STRANGER Half-hidden in a graveyard, In the blackness of a yew, Where never living creature stirs, Nor sunbeam pierces through.
Is a tomb, lichened and crooked — Its faded legend gone — With but one rain-worn cherub's head Of mouldering stone.
There, when the dusk is falHng, Silence broods so deep It seems that every wind that breathes Blows from the fields of sleep.
Day breaks in heedless beauty, KindUng each drop of dew, But unforsaldng shadow dwells Beneath this lonely yew.
14C THE STR...ANGER 147 And, all else lost and faded, Only this listening head Keeps with a strange unanswering smile Its secret with the dead.
V) NEVER MORE, SAILOR Never more, Sailor, Shalt thou be Tossed on the wind-ridden, Restless sea.
Its tides may labour ; All the world Shake 'neath that weight Of waters hurled : But its whole shock Can only stir Thy dust to a quiet Even quieter.
Thou mock'dst at land Who now art come To such a small And shallow home ; Yet bore the sea Full many a care For bones that once A sailor's were.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
K THE STRANGER Half-hidden in a graveyard, In the blackness of a yew, Where never living creature stirs, Nor sunbeam pierces through.
Is a tomb, lichened and crooked — Its faded legend gone — With but one rain-worn cherub's head Of mouldering stone.
There, when the dusk is falHng, Silence broods so deep It seems that every wind that breathes Blows from the fields of sleep.
Day breaks in heedless beauty, KindUng each drop of dew, But unforsaldng shadow dwells Beneath this lonely yew.
14C THE STR...ANGER 147 And, all else lost and faded, Only this listening head Keeps with a strange unanswering smile Its secret with the dead.
V) NEVER MORE, SAILOR Never more, Sailor, Shalt thou be Tossed on the wind-ridden, Restless sea.
Its tides may labour ; All the world Shake 'neath that weight Of waters hurled : But its whole shock Can only stir Thy dust to a quiet Even quieter.
Thou mock'dst at land Who now art come To such a small And shallow home ; Yet bore the sea Full many a care For bones that once A sailor's were.
What to read after Poems 1901 to 1918 volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter J De La Mare to read onlineMoreLess
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