Resurgam Poems And Lyrics
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IV ON BARNEGAT The halliards thrash, the tiller bends, The lee-rail buries deep : The spray flies slanting o'er the bow, The waves like madmen leap.
Astern there drives another boat Her canvas bellied round ; Her sharp prow cleaves a true straight course With gentle, purring sound.
A foot or two I ease my sheet The wind has grown a gale ; A flaw that strikes me unprepared Makes ribands of my sail.
i8 THE HILL-TOP And while I strive to bring my craft Head up, into the wind, To windward, passes t...hat slim boat A moment since behind.
Alone I drift, forlorn, inert; Chill comes with sinking sun How should I steer, whose hands were weak And lost the jewel they won?
V THE MONK Last night I saw a lean, gaunt monk, With tonsured head on bosom sunk A-telling of his beads. So frail of form and voice was he, I asked him if he'd pardon me, If I should ease his needs.
He said he wanted nothing more, Than that his brethren had in store, Yet, looking in his eye, I thought I read his secret there, Naked and cold, and wholly bare And that he wished to die.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IV ON BARNEGAT The halliards thrash, the tiller bends, The lee-rail buries deep : The spray flies slanting o'er the bow, The waves like madmen leap.
Astern there drives another boat Her canvas bellied round ; Her sharp prow cleaves a true straight course With gentle, purring sound.
A foot or two I ease my sheet The wind has grown a gale ; A flaw that strikes me unprepared Makes ribands of my sail.
i8 THE HILL-TOP And while I strive to bring my craft Head up, into the wind, To windward, passes t...hat slim boat A moment since behind.
Alone I drift, forlorn, inert; Chill comes with sinking sun How should I steer, whose hands were weak And lost the jewel they won?
V THE MONK Last night I saw a lean, gaunt monk, With tonsured head on bosom sunk A-telling of his beads. So frail of form and voice was he, I asked him if he'd pardon me, If I should ease his needs.
He said he wanted nothing more, Than that his brethren had in store, Yet, looking in his eye, I thought I read his secret there, Naked and cold, and wholly bare And that he wished to die.
What to read after Resurgam Poems And Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Osmund Rhodes Howard Thomson to read onlineMoreLess
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