The book of the Rose
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39 THE STRANDED SHIP Take me out^ sink me deep in the green pro- found^ To sway with the long weed^ swing with the drowned^ Where the change of the soft tide makes no sound^ Far below the keels of the outward bound.
No more she mounts the circles from Fundy to the Horn, From Cuba to the Cape runs down the tropic morn, Explores the Vast Uncharted where great bergs ride in ranks.
Nor shouts a broad " Ahoy " to the dories on the Banks.
No more she races freights to Zanzibar and back, Nor creeps wh...ere the fog lies blind along the liners' track, 40 THE STRANDED SHIP No more she dares the cyclone's disastrous core of calm To greet across the dropping wave the amber isles of palm.
Take me out^ sink me deep in the green pro- found^ To sway with the long weed^ swing with the drowned^ Where the change of the soft tide makes no sound^ Far below the keels of the outward bound.
Amid her trafficking peers, the wind-wise, journeyed ships.
At the black wharves no more, nor at the weedy slips, She comes to port with cargo from many a storied clime.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
39 THE STRANDED SHIP Take me out^ sink me deep in the green pro- found^ To sway with the long weed^ swing with the drowned^ Where the change of the soft tide makes no sound^ Far below the keels of the outward bound.
No more she mounts the circles from Fundy to the Horn, From Cuba to the Cape runs down the tropic morn, Explores the Vast Uncharted where great bergs ride in ranks.
Nor shouts a broad " Ahoy " to the dories on the Banks.
No more she races freights to Zanzibar and back, Nor creeps wh...ere the fog lies blind along the liners' track, 40 THE STRANDED SHIP No more she dares the cyclone's disastrous core of calm To greet across the dropping wave the amber isles of palm.
Take me out^ sink me deep in the green pro- found^ To sway with the long weed^ swing with the drowned^ Where the change of the soft tide makes no sound^ Far below the keels of the outward bound.
Amid her trafficking peers, the wind-wise, journeyed ships.
At the black wharves no more, nor at the weedy slips, She comes to port with cargo from many a storied clime.
What to read after The book of the Rose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roberts, Charles George Douglas, Sir, 1860-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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