Poems ("verses" And "later Poems")
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Long we looked and listened, while the Mystic bird still held on high, Its unswerving and aerial Vantage in the sky; While it still, unceasing, warbled Its glad paeon, strain on strain — Till we learned by heart, the measure Of the sweet refrain.
102 A LYNTON MEMORY Till we felt, the while we waited, The lark did to us belong; That to us, its heart it opened, And for us the song.
Long we looked and listened — then came One most sweet, last, lingering note, And the song was ended ; — and we Watc...hed the singer float, Gently, like a blessing, downward From the blue of Heaven's dome, Downward, with an aim unerring, To its leafy home.
It was gone ! — and from our spirits, The sweet tension was released; Then — that sense that comes when some- thing Beautiful has ceased; — That strange sense, of happy sadness, Of a loss that is not pain — A LYNTON MEMORY 103 For the beauty and the essence Of the joy remain.
Still, for me, the lark is singing — Time and place, no barriers are; For within my heart, I hear it — When I listen with the spirit — Inward echoes from afar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Long we looked and listened, while the Mystic bird still held on high, Its unswerving and aerial Vantage in the sky; While it still, unceasing, warbled Its glad paeon, strain on strain — Till we learned by heart, the measure Of the sweet refrain.
102 A LYNTON MEMORY Till we felt, the while we waited, The lark did to us belong; That to us, its heart it opened, And for us the song.
Long we looked and listened — then came One most sweet, last, lingering note, And the song was ended ; — and we Watc...hed the singer float, Gently, like a blessing, downward From the blue of Heaven's dome, Downward, with an aim unerring, To its leafy home.
It was gone ! — and from our spirits, The sweet tension was released; Then — that sense that comes when some- thing Beautiful has ceased; — That strange sense, of happy sadness, Of a loss that is not pain — A LYNTON MEMORY 103 For the beauty and the essence Of the joy remain.
Still, for me, the lark is singing — Time and place, no barriers are; For within my heart, I hear it — When I listen with the spirit — Inward echoes from afar.
What to read after Poems ("verses" And "later Poems")?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hicks, Emma Endicott to read onlineMoreLess
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