Poems of Harry Randolphe Blythe
Poems of Harry Randolphe Blythe
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125 NIAGARA WHEN lakes of western waters, prison bound From breaking of the world s first crimson morn, Searched with a strong and ancient hope forlorn Then- strange and undiscovered shores around, And yet no welcome door to freedom found, But saw beyond Niagara s neck of land The distant glories of the Atlantic grand And heard the eternal thunder s muffled sound; Then, as some mountain glacier, huge and deep, That grinds and crushes each opposing foe Which from the valley s liberties would kee...p Its mighty weight of captive ice and snow, The waters moved and took Niagara s leap And thundered to the sea with joyful flow.
126 CASTLES OF THE SEA SUMMER S breath is on the ocean, fragrant from far southern lands, She has brought her splendor northward here to grace our rock-ribbed strands; In the white-winged, purple distance, mystery has draped her isles With a languorous, lazy magic which goes drifting down the miles.
Here the sands lie hot and heavy, yonder where the shore-line curls, Veiled by mists of dim horizons, they are gray as smoky pearls, And the rocks look soft as pillows, fanned by lazy winds of sleep, Which come lightly o er the billows from the chambers of the deep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
125 NIAGARA WHEN lakes of western waters, prison bound From breaking of the world s first crimson morn, Searched with a strong and ancient hope forlorn Then- strange and undiscovered shores around, And yet no welcome door to freedom found, But saw beyond Niagara s neck of land The distant glories of the Atlantic grand And heard the eternal thunder s muffled sound; Then, as some mountain glacier, huge and deep, That grinds and crushes each opposing foe Which from the valley s liberties would kee...p Its mighty weight of captive ice and snow, The waters moved and took Niagara s leap And thundered to the sea with joyful flow.
126 CASTLES OF THE SEA SUMMER S breath is on the ocean, fragrant from far southern lands, She has brought her splendor northward here to grace our rock-ribbed strands; In the white-winged, purple distance, mystery has draped her isles With a languorous, lazy magic which goes drifting down the miles.
Here the sands lie hot and heavy, yonder where the shore-line curls, Veiled by mists of dim horizons, they are gray as smoky pearls, And the rocks look soft as pillows, fanned by lazy winds of sleep, Which come lightly o er the billows from the chambers of the deep.
What to read after Poems of Harry Randolphe Blythe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Randolph Blythe to read onlineMoreLess
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