The Gates of Utterance And Other Poems
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Far and high The winds among the trees lift muffled speech, And tell the hidden past ; we question each Entreating form those winds identify. Below the hill they huddle stone by stone, The lost ones and the loved ones we have known, Who followed, fearless, ways where beauty led; But here upon the hilltop, winds intone The foregone past. Oh, let us think instead, The living trees are emblems of our dead. [14] THE POET S THRIFT MY landscape only need comprise low hills, For these are eminent and ...limitless To me. They mean more than my dreams ex press ; They mean more than my word or deed fulfils. The slender trees, the tuneless whip-poor-wills, Impart quite ample themes to loneliness. I find enough in scant elusiveness Of springs and little brooks. My spirit thrills To beauty, unprepared for the sublime. I wonder, though, when I shall be completed Even to transcribe these hills? Sometime This landscape in few lines will show to me The subtle mysteries I have entreated, In the simple realm of poetry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Far and high The winds among the trees lift muffled speech, And tell the hidden past ; we question each Entreating form those winds identify. Below the hill they huddle stone by stone, The lost ones and the loved ones we have known, Who followed, fearless, ways where beauty led; But here upon the hilltop, winds intone The foregone past. Oh, let us think instead, The living trees are emblems of our dead. [14] THE POET S THRIFT MY landscape only need comprise low hills, For these are eminent and ...limitless To me. They mean more than my dreams ex press ; They mean more than my word or deed fulfils. The slender trees, the tuneless whip-poor-wills, Impart quite ample themes to loneliness. I find enough in scant elusiveness Of springs and little brooks. My spirit thrills To beauty, unprepared for the sublime. I wonder, though, when I shall be completed Even to transcribe these hills? Sometime This landscape in few lines will show to me The subtle mysteries I have entreated, In the simple realm of poetry.
What to read after The Gates of Utterance And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gladys Cromwell to read onlineMoreLess
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