The Collected Poems of Willima H. Davies
The Collected Poems of Willima H. Davies
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I see men follow her, as though Their homes were where her steps should go. She seemed as sent to our cold race For fear the beauty of her face Made Paradise in flames like Troy — I could have gazed all day with joy. In fancy I could see her stand Before a savage, fighting band, And make them, with her words and looks, Exchange their spears for shepherd's crooks, And sing to sheep in quiet nooks; 73 A LOVELY WOMAN In fancy saw her beauty make A thousand gentle priests uptake Arms for her sake, ...and shed men's blood.
The fairest piece of womanhood, Lovely in feature, form and grace, I ever saw, in any place.
74 FRIENDS THEY'RE creeping on the stairs outside, They're whispering soft and low; Now up, now down, I hear his friends. And still they come and go.
The sweat that runs my side, from that Hot pit beneath my shoulder. Is not so cold as he will be, Before the night's much older.
My fire I feed with naked hands.
No sound shall reach their ears; I'm moving like the careful cat.
That stalks a rat it fears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I see men follow her, as though Their homes were where her steps should go. She seemed as sent to our cold race For fear the beauty of her face Made Paradise in flames like Troy — I could have gazed all day with joy. In fancy I could see her stand Before a savage, fighting band, And make them, with her words and looks, Exchange their spears for shepherd's crooks, And sing to sheep in quiet nooks; 73 A LOVELY WOMAN In fancy saw her beauty make A thousand gentle priests uptake Arms for her sake, ...and shed men's blood.
The fairest piece of womanhood, Lovely in feature, form and grace, I ever saw, in any place.
74 FRIENDS THEY'RE creeping on the stairs outside, They're whispering soft and low; Now up, now down, I hear his friends. And still they come and go.
The sweat that runs my side, from that Hot pit beneath my shoulder. Is not so cold as he will be, Before the night's much older.
My fire I feed with naked hands.
No sound shall reach their ears; I'm moving like the careful cat.
That stalks a rat it fears.
What to read after The Collected Poems of Willima H. Davies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Henry Davies to read onlineMoreLess
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