Sea Moods And Other Poems
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That s the best woman on the coast of Maine. " And now her boat shot past us, and we all Raised a loud cheer, but if she heard our call, THE WIFE She never turned, nor waved to us her hand. Against the darkening sky we saw her stand, Holding her course, drenched by the driving spray.
We watched her till she faded far away. Abashed we stood, we who had played with life, Awed by the sudden glimpse of that lone wife; Like guilty men who silently confess, Stunned by the thought of our own littlenes...s.
HOMESICK Shipwrecked in this grimy town, the worst luck I have had; Soot and smoke to make you choke, and mills to drive you mad, Noise and din, and filth and sin but I m a sailor lad, And tomorrow I ll go sailing out to sea.
"How are you, mate?" says I to one, and stretches out my hand. "Don t talk to me, I m late, " says he. It s hard to understand How people find the time to breathe in this forsaken land But tomorrow I ll go sailing out to sea.
Here the children always cry, the women always scold; A week in town has made me feel a hundred years grown old, Another week would have me buried under neath the mould, So tomorrow I ll go sailing out to sea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That s the best woman on the coast of Maine. " And now her boat shot past us, and we all Raised a loud cheer, but if she heard our call, THE WIFE She never turned, nor waved to us her hand. Against the darkening sky we saw her stand, Holding her course, drenched by the driving spray.
We watched her till she faded far away. Abashed we stood, we who had played with life, Awed by the sudden glimpse of that lone wife; Like guilty men who silently confess, Stunned by the thought of our own littlenes...s.
HOMESICK Shipwrecked in this grimy town, the worst luck I have had; Soot and smoke to make you choke, and mills to drive you mad, Noise and din, and filth and sin but I m a sailor lad, And tomorrow I ll go sailing out to sea.
"How are you, mate?" says I to one, and stretches out my hand. "Don t talk to me, I m late, " says he. It s hard to understand How people find the time to breathe in this forsaken land But tomorrow I ll go sailing out to sea.
Here the children always cry, the women always scold; A week in town has made me feel a hundred years grown old, Another week would have me buried under neath the mould, So tomorrow I ll go sailing out to sea.
What to read after Sea Moods And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Bliss Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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