Retrogression And Other Poems
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Ruthlessly and blissfully Cast up as jetsam of the sea That visits with all-linking flow Each heavenly archipelago.
TO A VIOLONCELLO Well, O 'Cello, love I all thy mellow Deeps of golden sound!
Tell, O 'Cello, tell me where thy fellow May on earth be found?
Or, if such be past our finding here, In what sphere That brooks no galling bound.
Far beyond the light wherein thou dwellest, What immortal, what celestial 'Cellist Wields the bow that bids the world go round?
70 HER THIRD BIRTHDAY My tiny ...lady, can it Be true that you and I, On something called a planet, Are somewhere in the sky?
Yes — and at such a tearing And madcap speed we've spun.
That you, with dreadful daring, Have thrice been round the sun.
Nay, it yet more amazes, That my far-venturing girl Can be as fresh as daisies After so wild a whirl! 71 12 HER THIRD BIRTHDAY And now 'neath western billow The sun is put to bed. And you, too, on your pillow Must lay a golden head.
Ah, tears — they come so quickly, For grief so quickly gone !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ruthlessly and blissfully Cast up as jetsam of the sea That visits with all-linking flow Each heavenly archipelago.
TO A VIOLONCELLO Well, O 'Cello, love I all thy mellow Deeps of golden sound!
Tell, O 'Cello, tell me where thy fellow May on earth be found?
Or, if such be past our finding here, In what sphere That brooks no galling bound.
Far beyond the light wherein thou dwellest, What immortal, what celestial 'Cellist Wields the bow that bids the world go round?
70 HER THIRD BIRTHDAY My tiny ...lady, can it Be true that you and I, On something called a planet, Are somewhere in the sky?
Yes — and at such a tearing And madcap speed we've spun.
That you, with dreadful daring, Have thrice been round the sun.
Nay, it yet more amazes, That my far-venturing girl Can be as fresh as daisies After so wild a whirl! 71 12 HER THIRD BIRTHDAY And now 'neath western billow The sun is put to bed. And you, too, on your pillow Must lay a golden head.
Ah, tears — they come so quickly, For grief so quickly gone !
What to read after Retrogression And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Watson William to read onlineMoreLess
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