The Comfort of the Hills, And Other Poems
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II Gray mariner of every ocean clime, If I could wander on as sure a wing, Or beat with yellow web thy pathless sea, I too might cease to sing.
5 65 66 THE SEA-GULL III Would I could share thy silver-flashing swoop, Thy steady poise above the bounding deep, Or buoyant float with thine instinctive trust, Rocked in a dreamless sleep.
IV Thine is the heritage of simple things.
The untasked liberty of sea and air, Some tender yearning for the peopled nest, Thy only freight of care.
Thou hast no for...ecast of the morrow's need.
No bitter memory of yesterdays; THE SEA-GULL 67 Nor stirs thy thought that airy sea o'erhead, Nor ocean's soundless ways.
VI Thou silent raider of the abounding sea, Intent and resolute, ah, who may guess What primal notes of gladness thou hast lost In this vast loneliness !
VII Where bides thy mate ? On some lorn ocean rock Seaward she watches. Hark ! the one shrill cry, Strident and harsh, across the wave shall be Her welcome — thy reply.
68 THE SEA-GULL VIII When first thy sires, with joy-discovered flight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
II Gray mariner of every ocean clime, If I could wander on as sure a wing, Or beat with yellow web thy pathless sea, I too might cease to sing.
5 65 66 THE SEA-GULL III Would I could share thy silver-flashing swoop, Thy steady poise above the bounding deep, Or buoyant float with thine instinctive trust, Rocked in a dreamless sleep.
IV Thine is the heritage of simple things.
The untasked liberty of sea and air, Some tender yearning for the peopled nest, Thy only freight of care.
Thou hast no for...ecast of the morrow's need.
No bitter memory of yesterdays; THE SEA-GULL 67 Nor stirs thy thought that airy sea o'erhead, Nor ocean's soundless ways.
VI Thou silent raider of the abounding sea, Intent and resolute, ah, who may guess What primal notes of gladness thou hast lost In this vast loneliness !
VII Where bides thy mate ? On some lorn ocean rock Seaward she watches. Hark ! the one shrill cry, Strident and harsh, across the wave shall be Her welcome — thy reply.
68 THE SEA-GULL VIII When first thy sires, with joy-discovered flight.
What to read after The Comfort of the Hills, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell Silas Weir to read onlineMoreLess
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