Poems By the Way
Poems By the Way
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He fell aback as one made weak.
His wan cheek brushed the high-seat's side.
And in the noon of day he died.
So lieth King Gorm beneath the grass.
But from mouth to mouth this tale did pass.
And Harald reigned and went his way.
So /air upriseth the rim of the sun.
And still is the story told to-day, So grey is the sea when day is done.
62 ON THE EDGE OF THE WILDERNESS.
ON THE EDGE OF THE WILDERNESS.
PuelU.
WHENCE comest thou, and whither goest thou ?
Abide ! abide ! longer the shadows grow ; Wha...t hopest thou the dark to thee will show ?
Abide ! abide ! for we are happy here, Amans.
Why should I name the land across the sea Wherein I first took hold on misery ?
Why should I name the land that flees from me ?
Let me depart, since ye are happy here.
PuelU.
What wilt thou do within the desert place Whereto thou turnest now thy careful face ?
Stay but a while to tell us of thy case.
Abide ! abide ! for we are happy here.
Amans.
What, nigh the journey's end shall I abide.
When in the waste mine own love wanders wide.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He fell aback as one made weak.
His wan cheek brushed the high-seat's side.
And in the noon of day he died.
So lieth King Gorm beneath the grass.
But from mouth to mouth this tale did pass.
And Harald reigned and went his way.
So /air upriseth the rim of the sun.
And still is the story told to-day, So grey is the sea when day is done.
62 ON THE EDGE OF THE WILDERNESS.
ON THE EDGE OF THE WILDERNESS.
PuelU.
WHENCE comest thou, and whither goest thou ?
Abide ! abide ! longer the shadows grow ; Wha...t hopest thou the dark to thee will show ?
Abide ! abide ! for we are happy here, Amans.
Why should I name the land across the sea Wherein I first took hold on misery ?
Why should I name the land that flees from me ?
Let me depart, since ye are happy here.
PuelU.
What wilt thou do within the desert place Whereto thou turnest now thy careful face ?
Stay but a while to tell us of thy case.
Abide ! abide ! for we are happy here.
Amans.
What, nigh the journey's end shall I abide.
When in the waste mine own love wanders wide.
What to read after Poems By the Way?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morris, William, 1834-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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