Poems
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27 NIGHT PIECE.
For FRANK NOTT.
CJOON the flaunting day shall flee, ^ All his glances backward drawn Through the leaves of every tree, Over meadows, over sea, Golden changing into fawn. Soon shall deepening evenfall Breathe his quiet funeral, And the thirsting earth be quenched, And the flowers with dew be drenched, And the woodland creatures all Answer haunting call with call.
Soon, ah, soon There shall curve a little moon, Silver scimitar of light, And the night.
28 BERRIES.
YVTOULD that your... lips desirable, And elvish mood that with them plays, Were necromancing here with me Along the dark woodways.
The wild wood strawberries do swing, Where silence spills and moonlight drips, Waiting their ghostly visitor And her immortal lips.
They fold their jewelled fruit in leaves, Reluctant to be mortal prize* No matter for the wood's^wild things And all its watching eyes f I would find wild berries for you, All through the wood, for your wild lips ; And I would gather them to feed With wood'love, those your lips.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
27 NIGHT PIECE.
For FRANK NOTT.
CJOON the flaunting day shall flee, ^ All his glances backward drawn Through the leaves of every tree, Over meadows, over sea, Golden changing into fawn. Soon shall deepening evenfall Breathe his quiet funeral, And the thirsting earth be quenched, And the flowers with dew be drenched, And the woodland creatures all Answer haunting call with call.
Soon, ah, soon There shall curve a little moon, Silver scimitar of light, And the night.
28 BERRIES.
YVTOULD that your... lips desirable, And elvish mood that with them plays, Were necromancing here with me Along the dark woodways.
The wild wood strawberries do swing, Where silence spills and moonlight drips, Waiting their ghostly visitor And her immortal lips.
They fold their jewelled fruit in leaves, Reluctant to be mortal prize* No matter for the wood's^wild things And all its watching eyes f I would find wild berries for you, All through the wood, for your wild lips ; And I would gather them to feed With wood'love, those your lips.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Claude Colleer Abbott to read onlineMoreLess
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