Poems
Poems
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A storm arose and swept the main, Wild billows leapt o'er ocean wide; Battling I sought the port to gain, And battling was I satisfied.
64 IN DREAMS IN DREAMS In dreams I hear the bleating Of the sheep, just over there, Or the lowing of the cattle On the quiet evening air As, homeward from the grazing They slowly wend their way, When twilight shadows lengthen And softly fades the day.
In dreams I see the forest When spring its youth renews, Or autumn turns its verdure To gold and crimson hues; ...In dreams I see its beauty All mantled o'er with snow* Or tread again its pathways Pathways of long ago.
In dreams I hear the music Of the gently-flowing stream, As its waters thread the shadow Or in the sunlight gleam; In dreams I skim its surface, Joyous and sorrow-free, When biting cold has locked it With winter's icy key.
IN DRE'AMiS 65 In dreams I see the homestead, Fast falling to decay, The vines that clambered o'er it Gone, gone this many a day. I see the forms and faces That greeted me at dawn, But I listen for a footfall And a voice forever gone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A storm arose and swept the main, Wild billows leapt o'er ocean wide; Battling I sought the port to gain, And battling was I satisfied.
64 IN DREAMS IN DREAMS In dreams I hear the bleating Of the sheep, just over there, Or the lowing of the cattle On the quiet evening air As, homeward from the grazing They slowly wend their way, When twilight shadows lengthen And softly fades the day.
In dreams I see the forest When spring its youth renews, Or autumn turns its verdure To gold and crimson hues; ...In dreams I see its beauty All mantled o'er with snow* Or tread again its pathways Pathways of long ago.
In dreams I hear the music Of the gently-flowing stream, As its waters thread the shadow Or in the sunlight gleam; In dreams I skim its surface, Joyous and sorrow-free, When biting cold has locked it With winter's icy key.
IN DRE'AMiS 65 In dreams I see the homestead, Fast falling to decay, The vines that clambered o'er it Gone, gone this many a day. I see the forms and faces That greeted me at dawn, But I listen for a footfall And a voice forever gone.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles L Frazer to read onlineMoreLess
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