The Garden of Years And Other Poems
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O fair, far land, thy portals Swing only to immortals ! Thy scented bowers, thy wondrous flowers, Thy pleasant ways of ease, Thy nights dew-dipped and breathless, Thy birds, unwearied, deathless These charms untold I 'd fain behold, Fair, far Hesperides! 79 Hesperia The dusk with all her wealth of stars, The dawn, when clouds like crimson bars Turn all the east to splendor, Bring roseate dreamings unto me Of Nereids flashing from the sea, Who turn their shining eyes to thee, Thou land of music ...tender. But ah, 't is useless dreaming Thy woodland pools that, gleaming Like bits of sky, unruffled lie, Are not for eyes like these ; Yet, could my longing vision Behold thy fields Elysian, What peace divine I 'd claim as mine, Fair, far Hesperides! NEW YORK, 1896. 80 BY ways I k the miles, Haven-Mother know not of they come, wind-swept along From the palm-encircled beaches of the jewelled southern isles, Through stress of gales that shred their sails and split their straining spars, Through nights of calm unbroken and the wonder of the stars : And, sliding to their moorings where the harbor beacons shine, They drop their sullen anchors for a moment, and are mine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O fair, far land, thy portals Swing only to immortals ! Thy scented bowers, thy wondrous flowers, Thy pleasant ways of ease, Thy nights dew-dipped and breathless, Thy birds, unwearied, deathless These charms untold I 'd fain behold, Fair, far Hesperides! 79 Hesperia The dusk with all her wealth of stars, The dawn, when clouds like crimson bars Turn all the east to splendor, Bring roseate dreamings unto me Of Nereids flashing from the sea, Who turn their shining eyes to thee, Thou land of music ...tender. But ah, 't is useless dreaming Thy woodland pools that, gleaming Like bits of sky, unruffled lie, Are not for eyes like these ; Yet, could my longing vision Behold thy fields Elysian, What peace divine I 'd claim as mine, Fair, far Hesperides! NEW YORK, 1896. 80 BY ways I k the miles, Haven-Mother know not of they come, wind-swept along From the palm-encircled beaches of the jewelled southern isles, Through stress of gales that shred their sails and split their straining spars, Through nights of calm unbroken and the wonder of the stars : And, sliding to their moorings where the harbor beacons shine, They drop their sullen anchors for a moment, and are mine.
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