Poems
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[29] THE MARCH THAW On — turgid, bellowing — tramp the freshet rills Heaped up with yellow wine, the winter's brew. Out-thrown, they choke and tumble from the hills, And lash their tawny bodies, whipping through. With flattened bells comes scudding purple rain ; The cold sky breaks and drenches out the snow. Far from the perfect circle of the sky The heavy winds lick off the boughs they blow ; And fields are cleansed for plows to slice again, For April will laugh downward by and by.
With purify...ing blasts the wind stalks out And sweeps the carrion of winter on ; It prods the dank mists, stamps with jest about And sows the first blooms on the greening lawn. Far up the planks of sky the winter's dross Goes driven to the north ; her rank smells wave In unseen humors to the icy pole.
The charwomen of the sky, with blushes lave And wash the fields for green, and rocks for moss, And busily polish up the earth's dull soul.
[30] THE HEALING OF THE WORLD When this wild butchery at last is through, God will heal up the battered breast of earth, Will bandage it with sunlight and with mirth, Will wash it with the rain and stars and dew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[29] THE MARCH THAW On — turgid, bellowing — tramp the freshet rills Heaped up with yellow wine, the winter's brew. Out-thrown, they choke and tumble from the hills, And lash their tawny bodies, whipping through. With flattened bells comes scudding purple rain ; The cold sky breaks and drenches out the snow. Far from the perfect circle of the sky The heavy winds lick off the boughs they blow ; And fields are cleansed for plows to slice again, For April will laugh downward by and by.
With purify...ing blasts the wind stalks out And sweeps the carrion of winter on ; It prods the dank mists, stamps with jest about And sows the first blooms on the greening lawn. Far up the planks of sky the winter's dross Goes driven to the north ; her rank smells wave In unseen humors to the icy pole.
The charwomen of the sky, with blushes lave And wash the fields for green, and rocks for moss, And busily polish up the earth's dull soul.
[30] THE HEALING OF THE WORLD When this wild butchery at last is through, God will heal up the battered breast of earth, Will bandage it with sunlight and with mirth, Will wash it with the rain and stars and dew.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Curran to read onlineMoreLess
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