Poems of the Soil And Sea
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[33] XXVI In the quiet valley The sun found gossip : '^Do you know" asked a brown blade of grass Of its green neighbor, "Do you know whether winter has passed?" "What is winter?" asked the green blade.
Hill trees whispered something about a moon Taking the sky far off, And the truant sun said to the hill-flowers: "The moon shall come here searching for my secrets.
But tell him nothing, I beg you" And she stole away over the mountains.
When the moon with silver lips that night Whistled down to t...he flowers They were shut tight, Feigning sleep.
A million fire-flies signalled to him — But he thought they were only Mocking the stars.
[34] XXVII I shall be turning down unending lanes Of loveliness, and singing as I go, The quiet flowers shall consult the wind Of this strange wanderer who dares to know The secret of God's tranquil ways below.
I shall be asking of the wind no tune, Nor of the roadside flower any sweet, Only my voice shall tell my soul's power.
Only my heart shall quicken at His feet Where poets long before found strange retreat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[33] XXVI In the quiet valley The sun found gossip : '^Do you know" asked a brown blade of grass Of its green neighbor, "Do you know whether winter has passed?" "What is winter?" asked the green blade.
Hill trees whispered something about a moon Taking the sky far off, And the truant sun said to the hill-flowers: "The moon shall come here searching for my secrets.
But tell him nothing, I beg you" And she stole away over the mountains.
When the moon with silver lips that night Whistled down to t...he flowers They were shut tight, Feigning sleep.
A million fire-flies signalled to him — But he thought they were only Mocking the stars.
[34] XXVII I shall be turning down unending lanes Of loveliness, and singing as I go, The quiet flowers shall consult the wind Of this strange wanderer who dares to know The secret of God's tranquil ways below.
I shall be asking of the wind no tune, Nor of the roadside flower any sweet, Only my voice shall tell my soul's power.
Only my heart shall quicken at His feet Where poets long before found strange retreat.
What to read after Poems of the Soil And Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles a Charles Abraham Wagner to read onlineMoreLess
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