Poems
Poems
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In the shadow of the beeches, Where the rock-ledged waters flow;Where the sun's slant splendor bleaches Every wave to foaming snow, Have you felt a music solemnAs when minster arch and column Echo organ worship low?
In the shadow of the beeches, Where the light and shade are blent;Where the forest bird beseeches, And the breeze is brimmed with scent, --Is it joy or melancholyThat o'erwhelms us partly, wholly, To our spirit's betterment?
In the shadow of the beeches Lay me where no eye perceives...;Where, --like some great arm that reaches Gently as a love that grieves, --One gnarled root may clasp me kindly, While the long years, working blindly, Slowly change my dust to leaves.
UNREQUITED Passion? not hers! who held me with pure eyes: One hand among the deep curls of her brow, I drank the girlhood of her gaze with sighs: She never sighed, nor gave me kiss or vow.
So have I seen a clear October pool, Cold, liquid topaz, set within the sereGold of the woodland, tremorless and cool, Reflecting all the heartbreak of the year.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the shadow of the beeches, Where the rock-ledged waters flow;Where the sun's slant splendor bleaches Every wave to foaming snow, Have you felt a music solemnAs when minster arch and column Echo organ worship low?
In the shadow of the beeches, Where the light and shade are blent;Where the forest bird beseeches, And the breeze is brimmed with scent, --Is it joy or melancholyThat o'erwhelms us partly, wholly, To our spirit's betterment?
In the shadow of the beeches Lay me where no eye perceives...;Where, --like some great arm that reaches Gently as a love that grieves, --One gnarled root may clasp me kindly, While the long years, working blindly, Slowly change my dust to leaves.
UNREQUITED Passion? not hers! who held me with pure eyes: One hand among the deep curls of her brow, I drank the girlhood of her gaze with sighs: She never sighed, nor gave me kiss or vow.
So have I seen a clear October pool, Cold, liquid topaz, set within the sereGold of the woodland, tremorless and cool, Reflecting all the heartbreak of the year.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cawein Madison Julius to read onlineMoreLess
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