Poems And Ballads
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For out of his door the Porthcawl folk Were bearing a body, slim and black.
The heavy door swung shut at their back.
Cried Evan aloud but his heart was a-cower " Whom bury ye here from my house this hour ? " Vanished ! Vanished corpse, neighbors, and all !
But one cried: u 7"w the miser Bach of Porth- Evan entered his house, he sank on his bench The air was thick with a torch s stench.
He reached out his hands to the hearth s faint spark.
His hands met hands in the shivering dark.
He shrieked, ...and through infinite spaces heard The voice : " Evan Bach, you have broken your word ! " And the stars that blink through casements, sighed. That night Evan Bach the cobbler died.
HOLIDAY Beneath the beech s shade I read My song of passion and of dread : " / like the -wild tale well" you said.
" And yet I would that you would write A something else for my delight A dancing thing in gold and white. " And so, beneath the beeches shade, While round me ant and zephyr played, I sat and this light song I made.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For out of his door the Porthcawl folk Were bearing a body, slim and black.
The heavy door swung shut at their back.
Cried Evan aloud but his heart was a-cower " Whom bury ye here from my house this hour ? " Vanished ! Vanished corpse, neighbors, and all !
But one cried: u 7"w the miser Bach of Porth- Evan entered his house, he sank on his bench The air was thick with a torch s stench.
He reached out his hands to the hearth s faint spark.
His hands met hands in the shivering dark.
He shrieked, ...and through infinite spaces heard The voice : " Evan Bach, you have broken your word ! " And the stars that blink through casements, sighed. That night Evan Bach the cobbler died.
HOLIDAY Beneath the beech s shade I read My song of passion and of dread : " / like the -wild tale well" you said.
" And yet I would that you would write A something else for my delight A dancing thing in gold and white. " And so, beneath the beeches shade, While round me ant and zephyr played, I sat and this light song I made.
What to read after Poems And Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hagedorn Hermann to read onlineMoreLess
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