The Circle And the Sword Poems
The Circle And the Sword Poems
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The Boig The boundary of darkness The Boig Black indecision The Boig Soft slithery slimy impenetrable The great Boig in the darkness.
" Do not go through, " says The Boig " Go round about, " says The Boig Soft slithery slimy impenetrable The great Boig in the darkness.
" The Hill's wide enough, " says The Boig " An alternative's good, " says The Boig; Soft slithery slimy impenetrable The great Boig in the darkness.
Though the darkness is caused by The Boig Through the darkness develops The Boig... Soft slithery slimy impenetrable The great Boig in the darkness.
26 The skies walled out from the cold shut beach Of damp grey stones, Hard and cold, sounds the sea-crows' screech And the ebb-tide moans.
The sea strews its burden of wet soft weed Where turns the tide, From its stretched black fingers the fish-spawn feed^ But naught beside.
A thick dark line marks the marge of the sea Just under the rise, O'er this mark mingle as a mist blown free A myriad flies.
Touch not the things that are left on the line While the tide flows Lest the ebb claim you as it calls " They are mine, These dead men's clothes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Boig The boundary of darkness The Boig Black indecision The Boig Soft slithery slimy impenetrable The great Boig in the darkness.
" Do not go through, " says The Boig " Go round about, " says The Boig Soft slithery slimy impenetrable The great Boig in the darkness.
" The Hill's wide enough, " says The Boig " An alternative's good, " says The Boig; Soft slithery slimy impenetrable The great Boig in the darkness.
Though the darkness is caused by The Boig Through the darkness develops The Boig... Soft slithery slimy impenetrable The great Boig in the darkness.
26 The skies walled out from the cold shut beach Of damp grey stones, Hard and cold, sounds the sea-crows' screech And the ebb-tide moans.
The sea strews its burden of wet soft weed Where turns the tide, From its stretched black fingers the fish-spawn feed^ But naught beside.
A thick dark line marks the marge of the sea Just under the rise, O'er this mark mingle as a mist blown free A myriad flies.
Touch not the things that are left on the line While the tide flows Lest the ebb claim you as it calls " They are mine, These dead men's clothes.
What to read after The Circle And the Sword Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Mary Plunkett to read onlineMoreLess
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