Spindrift
Spindrift
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66 TWILIGHT MOOD I THINK there is no greater thing than dusk That steals shamefacedly around the town, And peeps between the buildings, look ing down Upon a world grown dim. It doesn t frown, Nor does it gather grandly as would musk Upon men s senses; just a slender tusk Of color, curving silently between The day and night; a droop of wings scarce seen.
I - 6 7 I SPRING STEPS THE sun came up and set the street A-clatter with a thousand feet, Some purposeful, some hurrying, Some too judicious, s...ome too fleet, Some eager what the day would bring Perhaps a birth or burying, Perhaps the first spring bird would sing And set good fellowship a-swing; Perhaps some youth would lose his dreams, Perhaps some two should never meet To stage their little act of Spring Perhaps . . . Perhaps . . . And all this seems A-clatter in a thousand feet.
68 RHYTHMS UPON the pillow lies my head, Under the blankets lies my torso; The one seems motionless and dead, The other more so.
I do not move my limbs nor flick An eyelash as I wait for sleep, But slowly, subtly, tick on tick, The rhythms creep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
66 TWILIGHT MOOD I THINK there is no greater thing than dusk That steals shamefacedly around the town, And peeps between the buildings, look ing down Upon a world grown dim. It doesn t frown, Nor does it gather grandly as would musk Upon men s senses; just a slender tusk Of color, curving silently between The day and night; a droop of wings scarce seen.
I - 6 7 I SPRING STEPS THE sun came up and set the street A-clatter with a thousand feet, Some purposeful, some hurrying, Some too judicious, s...ome too fleet, Some eager what the day would bring Perhaps a birth or burying, Perhaps the first spring bird would sing And set good fellowship a-swing; Perhaps some youth would lose his dreams, Perhaps some two should never meet To stage their little act of Spring Perhaps . . . Perhaps . . . And all this seems A-clatter in a thousand feet.
68 RHYTHMS UPON the pillow lies my head, Under the blankets lies my torso; The one seems motionless and dead, The other more so.
I do not move my limbs nor flick An eyelash as I wait for sleep, But slowly, subtly, tick on tick, The rhythms creep.
What to read after Spindrift?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Milton M Milton Michael Raison to read onlineMoreLess
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