The Home book of Verse — volume 4
The Home book of Verse — volume 4
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The sun will soon be rising. " Edwin Arlington Robinson [1869-1935] THE MASTER MARINER My grandshire sailed three years from home, And slew unmoved the sounding whale:Here on the windless beach I roamAnd watch far out the hardy sail.
The lions of the surf that cryUpon this lion-colored shoreOn reefs of midnight met his eye:He knew their fangs as I their roar.
My grandsire sailed uncharted seas, And toll of all their leagues he took:I scan the shallow bays at ease, And tell their colors in a boo...k.
The anchor-chains his music madeAnd wind in shrouds and running-gear:The thrush at dawn beguiles my glade, And once, 'tis said, I woke to hear.
My grandsire in his ample fistThe long harpoon upheld to men:Behold obedient to my wristA gray gull's-feather for my pen!
Upon my grandsire's leathern cheekFive zones their bitter bronze had set:Some day their hazards I will seek, I promise me at times. Not yet.
I think my grandsire now would turnA mild but speculative eyeOn me, my pen and its concern, Then gaze again to sea--and sigh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sun will soon be rising. " Edwin Arlington Robinson [1869-1935] THE MASTER MARINER My grandshire sailed three years from home, And slew unmoved the sounding whale:Here on the windless beach I roamAnd watch far out the hardy sail.
The lions of the surf that cryUpon this lion-colored shoreOn reefs of midnight met his eye:He knew their fangs as I their roar.
My grandsire sailed uncharted seas, And toll of all their leagues he took:I scan the shallow bays at ease, And tell their colors in a boo...k.
The anchor-chains his music madeAnd wind in shrouds and running-gear:The thrush at dawn beguiles my glade, And once, 'tis said, I woke to hear.
My grandsire in his ample fistThe long harpoon upheld to men:Behold obedient to my wristA gray gull's-feather for my pen!
Upon my grandsire's leathern cheekFive zones their bitter bronze had set:Some day their hazards I will seek, I promise me at times. Not yet.
I think my grandsire now would turnA mild but speculative eyeOn me, my pen and its concern, Then gaze again to sea--and sigh.
What to read after The Home book of Verse — volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevenson Burton Egbert to read onlineMoreLess
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