Poems
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47 The sail goeth limp : hey, flap and strain !
Round eastward slanteth the mast; As the sleep-walker waked with pain, White-clothed in the midnight blast, Doth stare and quake, and stride again To houseward all aghast.
Yet as, A ghost ! his household cry .
He hath followed a ghost in flight . Let us see the ghost his household fly With lamps to search the night So Norsemen s sails run out and try The Sea of the Dark with light.
Stout Are Marson, southward whirled From out the tempest s hand, D...oth skip the sloping of the world To Huitramannaland, Where Georgia s oaks with moss-beards curled Wave by the shining strand, 48 PSALM OF THE WEST.
And sway in sighs from Florida s Spring Or Carolina s Palm What time the mocking-bird doth bring The woods his artist s-balm, Singing the Song of Everything Consummate-sweet and calm Land of large merciful-hearted skies, Big bounties, rich increase, Green rests for Trade s blood-shotten eyes, For o er-beat brains surcease, For Love the dear woods sympathies, For Grief the wise woods peace, For Need rich givings of hid powers In hills and vales quick-won, For Greed large exemplary flowers That ne er have toiled nor spun, For Heat fair-tempered winds and showers, For Cold the neighbor sun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
47 The sail goeth limp : hey, flap and strain !
Round eastward slanteth the mast; As the sleep-walker waked with pain, White-clothed in the midnight blast, Doth stare and quake, and stride again To houseward all aghast.
Yet as, A ghost ! his household cry .
He hath followed a ghost in flight . Let us see the ghost his household fly With lamps to search the night So Norsemen s sails run out and try The Sea of the Dark with light.
Stout Are Marson, southward whirled From out the tempest s hand, D...oth skip the sloping of the world To Huitramannaland, Where Georgia s oaks with moss-beards curled Wave by the shining strand, 48 PSALM OF THE WEST.
And sway in sighs from Florida s Spring Or Carolina s Palm What time the mocking-bird doth bring The woods his artist s-balm, Singing the Song of Everything Consummate-sweet and calm Land of large merciful-hearted skies, Big bounties, rich increase, Green rests for Trade s blood-shotten eyes, For o er-beat brains surcease, For Love the dear woods sympathies, For Grief the wise woods peace, For Need rich givings of hid powers In hills and vales quick-won, For Greed large exemplary flowers That ne er have toiled nor spun, For Heat fair-tempered winds and showers, For Cold the neighbor sun.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lanier Sidney to read onlineMoreLess
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