The Casket Songs And Other Poems
The Casket Songs And Other Poems
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Scare the forest birds away, And their notes that rang so clear At dawn, you now shall rarely hear ; Only a robin here and there 54 OTHER POEMS Pitches high his trembling voice In a challenge to rejoice. Cuckoo ! Cuckoo ! How two notes Stolen from all woodland throats Make the satyrs stand like stone, Waiting for Pan to call his own ! How the couching dryads seem To root themselves as in a dream, And the naiads, wan and whist, To melt into an evening mist ! Tell me, silent, silent glade, All in... light that once was shade, All in shade that once was light, How went the creatures from my sight ? Where are the shapes that turned to stone, And my tree that reigned alone ? Red and watchful, still and bare, With a thousand spears in air, Stands the beech that you would bind Unlawfully to human mind. Gone is every woodland elf To the mighty god himself. Mortal ! You yourself are fast ! THE CUCKOO WOOD 55 Doubt not Pan shall come at last To put a leer within your eyes That pry into his mysteries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Scare the forest birds away, And their notes that rang so clear At dawn, you now shall rarely hear ; Only a robin here and there 54 OTHER POEMS Pitches high his trembling voice In a challenge to rejoice. Cuckoo ! Cuckoo ! How two notes Stolen from all woodland throats Make the satyrs stand like stone, Waiting for Pan to call his own ! How the couching dryads seem To root themselves as in a dream, And the naiads, wan and whist, To melt into an evening mist ! Tell me, silent, silent glade, All in... light that once was shade, All in shade that once was light, How went the creatures from my sight ? Where are the shapes that turned to stone, And my tree that reigned alone ? Red and watchful, still and bare, With a thousand spears in air, Stands the beech that you would bind Unlawfully to human mind. Gone is every woodland elf To the mighty god himself. Mortal ! You yourself are fast ! THE CUCKOO WOOD 55 Doubt not Pan shall come at last To put a leer within your eyes That pry into his mysteries.
What to read after The Casket Songs And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ednuind Beale Sargent to read onlineMoreLess
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