Songs of the Press And Other Adventures in Verse
Songs of the Press And Other Adventures in Verse
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The ridge I reach a sight The sea spread out in swirling light!
And up the wooded reach Come roarings from the beach.
But only misty welcome signals me From yon cold shimmer of the sea.
No, not for that I dared the storm, But for a greeting sure and warm From one who waits alone My own my own !
Ah, there I see her low brown roof at last !
Heart, heart of mine, why throb so fast ?
A gust sweeps down the rippling drops amain, Again the rapture of the rain !
53 SONG OF THE ARCTIC SUMMER.
SONG OF T...HE ARCTIC SUMMER.
JUNE on the Yukon, genial June, And all my soul awake for it !
Would I might round a Norland rune And Norland music make for it.
Red fire-weeds blaze along the banks, Backed by the pines dark mystery, And wild birds flutter and give thanks, Or sing their southern history.
Their thanks they sing on bending reed, For here the day is long for them, And here the night is lost, indeed, And full the hours of song for them.
Near is night s noon and yet this light; It scarce is comprehensible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ridge I reach a sight The sea spread out in swirling light!
And up the wooded reach Come roarings from the beach.
But only misty welcome signals me From yon cold shimmer of the sea.
No, not for that I dared the storm, But for a greeting sure and warm From one who waits alone My own my own !
Ah, there I see her low brown roof at last !
Heart, heart of mine, why throb so fast ?
A gust sweeps down the rippling drops amain, Again the rapture of the rain !
53 SONG OF THE ARCTIC SUMMER.
SONG OF T...HE ARCTIC SUMMER.
JUNE on the Yukon, genial June, And all my soul awake for it !
Would I might round a Norland rune And Norland music make for it.
Red fire-weeds blaze along the banks, Backed by the pines dark mystery, And wild birds flutter and give thanks, Or sing their southern history.
Their thanks they sing on bending reed, For here the day is long for them, And here the night is lost, indeed, And full the hours of song for them.
Near is night s noon and yet this light; It scarce is comprehensible.
What to read after Songs of the Press And Other Adventures in Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bailey Millard to read onlineMoreLess
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