Poems of Men And Hours
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The dusk had deepened, and a wreathed mist Closed upon the great clustered elms that kept Their immemorial vigil, and the owls Were calling through the shadows. Moonlight kissed The branches where the jewelled pheasant slept 26 JANUARY DUSK JANUARY DUSK Austere and clad in sombre robes of grey, With hands upfolded and with silent wings, In unimpassioned mystery the day Passes ; a lonely thrush its requiem sings.
The dust of night is tangled in the boughs Of leafless lime and lilac, and the pine... Grows blacker, and the star upon the brows Of sleep is set in heaven for a sign.
Earth's little weary peoples fall on peace And dream of breaking buds and blossoming, Of primrose airs, of days of large increase, And all the coloured retinue of spring.
AFTER RAIN 27 AFTER RAIN Up from the south in a silver splendour, Sweet of the earth of the coastland counties Cloud and wind sweep on and render Glory to God in their pageant of pride, Breasting the hills as a strong man breasting The heavy hills of the giver of bounties, Filling the world with a sweet unresting Song as the song of the sounding tide.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The dusk had deepened, and a wreathed mist Closed upon the great clustered elms that kept Their immemorial vigil, and the owls Were calling through the shadows. Moonlight kissed The branches where the jewelled pheasant slept 26 JANUARY DUSK JANUARY DUSK Austere and clad in sombre robes of grey, With hands upfolded and with silent wings, In unimpassioned mystery the day Passes ; a lonely thrush its requiem sings.
The dust of night is tangled in the boughs Of leafless lime and lilac, and the pine... Grows blacker, and the star upon the brows Of sleep is set in heaven for a sign.
Earth's little weary peoples fall on peace And dream of breaking buds and blossoming, Of primrose airs, of days of large increase, And all the coloured retinue of spring.
AFTER RAIN 27 AFTER RAIN Up from the south in a silver splendour, Sweet of the earth of the coastland counties Cloud and wind sweep on and render Glory to God in their pageant of pride, Breasting the hills as a strong man breasting The heavy hills of the giver of bounties, Filling the world with a sweet unresting Song as the song of the sounding tide.
What to read after Poems of Men And Hours?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Drinkwater John to read onlineMoreLess
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