Sable And Purple With Other Poems
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II Beloved ! the life of one brief moon hath sped.
No more than one brief moon, since thou and I To chilly England waved a warm good-bye.
On glooming tides the great ship rode.
The great ship with her great live load.
The famous galleons of old Spain, The prows that were King Philip's pride.
Had seemed, against her mighty side, Things of derision and disdain.
Out from Mersey's flashing mouth.
In a night of cloud and dolorous rain, Darkly, darkly bore she south.
36 IN THE MIDST OF THE SEAS In a ...mom of rising wind and wave She rounded the isle of Old Unrest, And out into open Atlantic drave, Till all the rage of all the wild south-west Unmasked its thundering batteries 'gainst her populous breast.
Ill Many have sung of the terrors of Storm ; I will make me a song of its beauty, its graces of hue and form ; A song of the loveliness gotten of Power, Born of Rage in her blackest hour. When never a wave repeats another, But each is unlike his own twin brother. Each is himself from base to crown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
II Beloved ! the life of one brief moon hath sped.
No more than one brief moon, since thou and I To chilly England waved a warm good-bye.
On glooming tides the great ship rode.
The great ship with her great live load.
The famous galleons of old Spain, The prows that were King Philip's pride.
Had seemed, against her mighty side, Things of derision and disdain.
Out from Mersey's flashing mouth.
In a night of cloud and dolorous rain, Darkly, darkly bore she south.
36 IN THE MIDST OF THE SEAS In a ...mom of rising wind and wave She rounded the isle of Old Unrest, And out into open Atlantic drave, Till all the rage of all the wild south-west Unmasked its thundering batteries 'gainst her populous breast.
Ill Many have sung of the terrors of Storm ; I will make me a song of its beauty, its graces of hue and form ; A song of the loveliness gotten of Power, Born of Rage in her blackest hour. When never a wave repeats another, But each is unlike his own twin brother. Each is himself from base to crown.
What to read after Sable And Purple With 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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