Poems
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K I30 MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.
So soft an air creeps through the trees, The small leaves tremble none — Enough just to break with a tempering breeze The heat of a southern sun.
The gray old olive around me throws A glamour of golden gloom, And the air is rich with the breath of the rose, The jasmine and orange bloom.
You remember the walk you were wont to admire, With its roses each side of the way, Wliere the pathway ends in a fountain of fire — The golden acacia !
'Tis there I lie, as in days bef...ore, And dream to the ocean's sound, As the billows come in on the tidelcss shore, With a sea-voice deep and round.
SUMMER ON THE MEDITERRANEAN. 131 'Twixt wave and wave, as the voices float, Such motionless pauses lie, I can hear the faint cicala's note.
And the laden bee go by.
And ever again a louder roll — A wave with a voice of its own — Comes in with the cry of its breaking soul, And dies in a long sea-moan.
But out in mid-ocean, miles from the shore.
It is still as still can be, Leagues upon leagues, an opal floor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
K I30 MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.
So soft an air creeps through the trees, The small leaves tremble none — Enough just to break with a tempering breeze The heat of a southern sun.
The gray old olive around me throws A glamour of golden gloom, And the air is rich with the breath of the rose, The jasmine and orange bloom.
You remember the walk you were wont to admire, With its roses each side of the way, Wliere the pathway ends in a fountain of fire — The golden acacia !
'Tis there I lie, as in days bef...ore, And dream to the ocean's sound, As the billows come in on the tidelcss shore, With a sea-voice deep and round.
SUMMER ON THE MEDITERRANEAN. 131 'Twixt wave and wave, as the voices float, Such motionless pauses lie, I can hear the faint cicala's note.
And the laden bee go by.
And ever again a louder roll — A wave with a voice of its own — Comes in with the cry of its breaking soul, And dies in a long sea-moan.
But out in mid-ocean, miles from the shore.
It is still as still can be, Leagues upon leagues, an opal floor.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J B James Brown Selkirk to read onlineMoreLess
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