Song And Story : Later Poems
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THE DOUBTER.
A stretch of low shore, on which the ocean breaks with large noisy waves. A man and woman stand here. They clasp each other'' s hands. Both faces are filled with agony. The man speaks.
LOVE, your hair loosens, the winds have their will with it.
Half its warm affluent amber dishevelling ; Now they uplift it and now they lie still with it.
Salt from the sea on whose deeps they are revelling.
Stand with me, sweet, while the wave topples thunderous, While the dim gull dares the morning...'s immensity.
O'er us the sky's blue infinitude, under us Reaches of swart shore and rocks in dark density.
Here we clasp hands with pale faces and pleasureless, We with no heart for the light lapsing glorious On till it dies among distances measureless.
On till it bathes among billows uproarious.
THE DOUBTER. 113 Earth in her absolute happiness heeds us not, Turned hke some haughty implacable heart from us ; Proud with supreme pride, she knows us not, needs us not, Laughs and is lovely aloof and apart from us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE DOUBTER.
A stretch of low shore, on which the ocean breaks with large noisy waves. A man and woman stand here. They clasp each other'' s hands. Both faces are filled with agony. The man speaks.
LOVE, your hair loosens, the winds have their will with it.
Half its warm affluent amber dishevelling ; Now they uplift it and now they lie still with it.
Salt from the sea on whose deeps they are revelling.
Stand with me, sweet, while the wave topples thunderous, While the dim gull dares the morning...'s immensity.
O'er us the sky's blue infinitude, under us Reaches of swart shore and rocks in dark density.
Here we clasp hands with pale faces and pleasureless, We with no heart for the light lapsing glorious On till it dies among distances measureless.
On till it bathes among billows uproarious.
THE DOUBTER. 113 Earth in her absolute happiness heeds us not, Turned hke some haughty implacable heart from us ; Proud with supreme pride, she knows us not, needs us not, Laughs and is lovely aloof and apart from us.
What to read after Song And Story : Later Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fawcett Edgar to read onlineMoreLess
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