Songs From the Golden Gate
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Through the long centuries keeping watch and ward.
Up from the sheer abysses that we tread.
Wherein pale shadow holds her mystic sway, And night yields never wholly to the day, To where, in narrowing light far overhead.
Arch capping arch and peak to peak is wed.
We gaze, and veil our eyes in silent awe.
As when Jehovah's form the prophet saw.
44 A SONG OF THE SUMMER WIND.
Balmily, balmily, summer wind, Sigh through the mountain passes ; Over the sleep of the beautiful deep.
Over the woods' gree...n masses, Ripple the grain of vallej and plain, And the reeds and the river grasses.
How many songs, O summer wind.
How many songs you know Of fair, sweet things in your wanderings.
As oyer the earth you go.
To the Norland bare and bleak, from where The red south roses blow.
Where the red south blossoms blow, O wind, (Sing low to me, low and stilly ! ) And the golden green of the citrons lean To the white of the saintly lily ; Where the sun-rays drowse in the orange boughs, (Sing, sing, for the heart grows chilly !) And the belted bee hangs heavily In rose and daffodilly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Through the long centuries keeping watch and ward.
Up from the sheer abysses that we tread.
Wherein pale shadow holds her mystic sway, And night yields never wholly to the day, To where, in narrowing light far overhead.
Arch capping arch and peak to peak is wed.
We gaze, and veil our eyes in silent awe.
As when Jehovah's form the prophet saw.
44 A SONG OF THE SUMMER WIND.
Balmily, balmily, summer wind, Sigh through the mountain passes ; Over the sleep of the beautiful deep.
Over the woods' gree...n masses, Ripple the grain of vallej and plain, And the reeds and the river grasses.
How many songs, O summer wind.
How many songs you know Of fair, sweet things in your wanderings.
As oyer the earth you go.
To the Norland bare and bleak, from where The red south roses blow.
Where the red south blossoms blow, O wind, (Sing low to me, low and stilly ! ) And the golden green of the citrons lean To the white of the saintly lily ; Where the sun-rays drowse in the orange boughs, (Sing, sing, for the heart grows chilly !) And the belted bee hangs heavily In rose and daffodilly.
What to read after Songs From the Golden Gate?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ina D Ina Donna Coolbrith to read onlineMoreLess
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