The Dark Wind
The Dark Wind
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And white and still that robber lay On the frail boughs asleep, Eating the solid substance through In silence clear and deep.
Suddenly he went, and then The wood was dark as death: Come back, O robber; robber, come; These grey trees are but breath : 76 These grey trees are but breath, the Night Is a wind-filled, dream-filled Hall But on the mirror of the air The wood wreathed dark and tall.
No movement and no sound there was Within that silent House, Behind a cloud the Robber laughed In a mad w...hite carouse.
77 Kent in War The pebbly brook is cold to-night, Its water soft as air; A clear, cold, crystal-bodied wind Shadowless and bare; Leaping and running in this world Where dark-horned cattle stare: Where dark-horned cattle stare, hoof-firm On the dark pavement of the sky, And trees are mummies swathed in sleep, And small dark hills crowd wearily: Soft multitudes of snow-grey clouds Without a sound march by.
Down at the bottom of the road I smell the woody damp Of that cold spirit in the grass, And leave my hill-top camp — Its long gun pointing in the sky — And take the Moon for lamp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And white and still that robber lay On the frail boughs asleep, Eating the solid substance through In silence clear and deep.
Suddenly he went, and then The wood was dark as death: Come back, O robber; robber, come; These grey trees are but breath : 76 These grey trees are but breath, the Night Is a wind-filled, dream-filled Hall But on the mirror of the air The wood wreathed dark and tall.
No movement and no sound there was Within that silent House, Behind a cloud the Robber laughed In a mad w...hite carouse.
77 Kent in War The pebbly brook is cold to-night, Its water soft as air; A clear, cold, crystal-bodied wind Shadowless and bare; Leaping and running in this world Where dark-horned cattle stare: Where dark-horned cattle stare, hoof-firm On the dark pavement of the sky, And trees are mummies swathed in sleep, And small dark hills crowd wearily: Soft multitudes of snow-grey clouds Without a sound march by.
Down at the bottom of the road I smell the woody damp Of that cold spirit in the grass, And leave my hill-top camp — Its long gun pointing in the sky — And take the Moon for lamp.
What to read after The Dark Wind?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W J Walter James Turner to read onlineMoreLess
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