Poems By a Brother And Sister
Poems By a Brother And Sister
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( 43 ) Then aiid 3^w I STOOD awhile on Bristol Bridge and dreamt Of other days. I saw the arch nigh meet Of gabled houses crowding on the street : The hooded shops beetle-browed and unkempt With rope and twine and wares hung out to tempt Happening sailor-folk ; I heard the feet Of eager merchants hurrying to greet Safe harbouring of some venturous attempt Long over-due ; the clatter of a chain ; The sigh of running tackle. And the air Was pungent with a tarry smell to brace The nostrils and awa...ke the clouded brain To sense of ships, of sea-faring, and space About the souls of seamen. In despair I stood again on Bristol Bridge awake, And all the shadowy sight and sound and smell Took on the glare of now : the strident yell Of tramway trolley-wires : the fetid lake Churned by a clanking dredger's ceaseless rake To clotted filth : the traffic flung pell-mell In fevered urgency : the foot-fall swell ( 44 ) Then and 3^vp Of thousands, thousands hurrying in the wake Of thousands whither ? Whence ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
( 43 ) Then aiid 3^w I STOOD awhile on Bristol Bridge and dreamt Of other days. I saw the arch nigh meet Of gabled houses crowding on the street : The hooded shops beetle-browed and unkempt With rope and twine and wares hung out to tempt Happening sailor-folk ; I heard the feet Of eager merchants hurrying to greet Safe harbouring of some venturous attempt Long over-due ; the clatter of a chain ; The sigh of running tackle. And the air Was pungent with a tarry smell to brace The nostrils and awa...ke the clouded brain To sense of ships, of sea-faring, and space About the souls of seamen. In despair I stood again on Bristol Bridge awake, And all the shadowy sight and sound and smell Took on the glare of now : the strident yell Of tramway trolley-wires : the fetid lake Churned by a clanking dredger's ceaseless rake To clotted filth : the traffic flung pell-mell In fevered urgency : the foot-fall swell ( 44 ) Then and 3^vp Of thousands, thousands hurrying in the wake Of thousands whither ? Whence ?
What to read after Poems By a Brother And Sister?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Hart Fuller to read onlineMoreLess
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