Poems
Poems
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I would hark To the brown lark, That eremite of heaven, The dim mote Whose wild throat Throbs silvery till even.
UNREST.
There is a frenzy in my feet ; My breast is stirr'd with a wild heart-beat : I am drawn forth on the brown highway, Kin to the wind, the stars and the clay : I am drawn forth to the green grass plains, The high bine hills and the leaf-green lanes There is no rest but in unrest For us who follow the starry quest : Beauty that burns within our blood Has driven us forth by fores...t and flood To slake the thirst that she has made, Lest her high trust should be betrayed.
THE CORNFIELD.
I walked beside a field of bending corn Beautiful with alternate suns and rains, Shot thro' with scarlet poppies, edged with thorn Of blackberry along the winding lanes.
The air was sweet with incense of the field; The bees droned on from flowering cup to cup, Rifling the golden treasure of their yield; Into the stainless blue the larks sprang up.
Unshaken fell the shadows of the trees Upon that windless hour of afternoon ; The mounting larks outpoured their melodies, And blackbirds broke into a fluting tune.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I would hark To the brown lark, That eremite of heaven, The dim mote Whose wild throat Throbs silvery till even.
UNREST.
There is a frenzy in my feet ; My breast is stirr'd with a wild heart-beat : I am drawn forth on the brown highway, Kin to the wind, the stars and the clay : I am drawn forth to the green grass plains, The high bine hills and the leaf-green lanes There is no rest but in unrest For us who follow the starry quest : Beauty that burns within our blood Has driven us forth by fores...t and flood To slake the thirst that she has made, Lest her high trust should be betrayed.
THE CORNFIELD.
I walked beside a field of bending corn Beautiful with alternate suns and rains, Shot thro' with scarlet poppies, edged with thorn Of blackberry along the winding lanes.
The air was sweet with incense of the field; The bees droned on from flowering cup to cup, Rifling the golden treasure of their yield; Into the stainless blue the larks sprang up.
Unshaken fell the shadows of the trees Upon that windless hour of afternoon ; The mounting larks outpoured their melodies, And blackbirds broke into a fluting tune.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Gordon Steven to read onlineMoreLess
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