Poems
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The moon lies right across the sea, The tide's up to the brink, A door keeps flapping in the wind, I cannot sleep a wink, Although I'm sleepy as can be, But lie in bed and think Of you and all your proud, gay ways, 1915.
(18) JUNE They say you are the latest, loveliest jest Of some transmigratory ghost, The last embodiment, and best, Of some small being tell me, are you most Yourself when most A squirrel or jerboa ? Or rather, Since you are tender, humorous, and wise, Is yours the spirit of s...ome steadier goer, A grave, precautious donkey, whose wide eyes See, far away, the thin ambiguous towers, Nor miss the pebbly road nor truant flowers- See farther, And less painfully, than ours ? Or, as I think, Have you, like some Too curious spirit peering from the East, O'erleant the ramparts or your little town In Fairyland ; and from the brink Of The Impossible tumbled down To where we now uneasily surmise Your vagrant figure, trailing Sirenwise Strayed reveller, from some fairy banquet come To sow sedition at our sober feast ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
.
The moon lies right across the sea, The tide's up to the brink, A door keeps flapping in the wind, I cannot sleep a wink, Although I'm sleepy as can be, But lie in bed and think Of you and all your proud, gay ways, 1915.
(18) JUNE They say you are the latest, loveliest jest Of some transmigratory ghost, The last embodiment, and best, Of some small being tell me, are you most Yourself when most A squirrel or jerboa ? Or rather, Since you are tender, humorous, and wise, Is yours the spirit of s...ome steadier goer, A grave, precautious donkey, whose wide eyes See, far away, the thin ambiguous towers, Nor miss the pebbly road nor truant flowers- See farther, And less painfully, than ours ? Or, as I think, Have you, like some Too curious spirit peering from the East, O'erleant the ramparts or your little town In Fairyland ; and from the brink Of The Impossible tumbled down To where we now uneasily surmise Your vagrant figure, trailing Sirenwise Strayed reveller, from some fairy banquet come To sow sedition at our sober feast ?
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bell Clive to read onlineMoreLess
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