Poems
Poems
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ANASHUYA, ,, . -■; I See how the sacred old flammgoes come, Eaiatingwith shadow all the marble steps : rj- Ji^'^i^ Aged and wise, they seek their wonted perches Within the temple, devious walking, ma(ie_ To wander b^UJifik- melancholy minds.
Yon tall one eyes my supper ; swiftly chase him Far, far away. I named him after you.
He is a famous fisher ; hour by hour He ruffles with his bill the, minnowed streams.
Ah ! there he snaps my rice. I told you so.
Now cuff him off. He's off! A kiss for you....
Because you saved my rice. Have you no thanks ?
VIJAYA [^sings] Sing you of her, first few stars, Whom Brahma, touching with his finger, praises, for you hold 205 Tht van of wandering quid ; trc you ^e too calm and old.
Sing, turning in your cars, Sing, till you raise your hands and sigh, and jrom your car heads peer, With all your whirling hair, and drop many afi azure tear.
ANASHUYA Wl^at Vnnw ^y^c pilp tF ^f the staLr s_of tearsj VIJAYA Their faces are all worn, and in their eyes Flashes -the, fiifiL of sadnes s, for they see The icicles that famish all the north, Where men lie frozen in the glimmering snow; Arid inihe_flaj5|ngJorests^cowerJhe lion And lixmgss, with all their whimpering cubs ; And, ever pacing jQn the-^ierge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ANASHUYA, ,, . -■; I See how the sacred old flammgoes come, Eaiatingwith shadow all the marble steps : rj- Ji^'^i^ Aged and wise, they seek their wonted perches Within the temple, devious walking, ma(ie_ To wander b^UJifik- melancholy minds.
Yon tall one eyes my supper ; swiftly chase him Far, far away. I named him after you.
He is a famous fisher ; hour by hour He ruffles with his bill the, minnowed streams.
Ah ! there he snaps my rice. I told you so.
Now cuff him off. He's off! A kiss for you....
Because you saved my rice. Have you no thanks ?
VIJAYA [^sings] Sing you of her, first few stars, Whom Brahma, touching with his finger, praises, for you hold 205 Tht van of wandering quid ; trc you ^e too calm and old.
Sing, turning in your cars, Sing, till you raise your hands and sigh, and jrom your car heads peer, With all your whirling hair, and drop many afi azure tear.
ANASHUYA Wl^at Vnnw ^y^c pilp tF ^f the staLr s_of tearsj VIJAYA Their faces are all worn, and in their eyes Flashes -the, fiifiL of sadnes s, for they see The icicles that famish all the north, Where men lie frozen in the glimmering snow; Arid inihe_flaj5|ngJorests^cowerJhe lion And lixmgss, with all their whimpering cubs ; And, ever pacing jQn the-^ierge.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yeats, W. B. (William Butler), 1865-1939 to read onlineMoreLess
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