The Listeners And Other Poems
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And the last gold beam across the green world Faltered and failed, as heRemembered his solitude and the dark night's Inhospitality.
His shoulders were bowed with his knapsack; His staff trailed heavy in the dust;His eyes were dazed, and hopeless of the white road Which tread all pilgrims must.
And he looked upon the Witch with eyes of sorrow In the darkening of the day;And turned him aside into oblivion; And the voices died away....
And the Witch stepped down from her casement: In the hush of n...ight he heardThe calling and wailing in dewy thicket Of bird to hidden bird.
And gloom stole all her burning crimson; Remote and faint in spaceAs stars in gathering shadow of the evening Seemed now her phantom face.
And one night's rest shall be a myriad, Midst dreams that come and go;Till heedless fate, unmoved by weakness, bring him This same strange by-way through: To the beauty of earth that fades in ashes, The lips of welcome, and the eyesMore beauteous than the feeble shine of Hesper Lone in the lightening skies: Till once again the Witch's guile entreat him; But, worn with wisdom, heSteadfast and cold shall choose the dark night's Inhospitality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the last gold beam across the green world Faltered and failed, as heRemembered his solitude and the dark night's Inhospitality.
His shoulders were bowed with his knapsack; His staff trailed heavy in the dust;His eyes were dazed, and hopeless of the white road Which tread all pilgrims must.
And he looked upon the Witch with eyes of sorrow In the darkening of the day;And turned him aside into oblivion; And the voices died away....
And the Witch stepped down from her casement: In the hush of n...ight he heardThe calling and wailing in dewy thicket Of bird to hidden bird.
And gloom stole all her burning crimson; Remote and faint in spaceAs stars in gathering shadow of the evening Seemed now her phantom face.
And one night's rest shall be a myriad, Midst dreams that come and go;Till heedless fate, unmoved by weakness, bring him This same strange by-way through: To the beauty of earth that fades in ashes, The lips of welcome, and the eyesMore beauteous than the feeble shine of Hesper Lone in the lightening skies: Till once again the Witch's guile entreat him; But, worn with wisdom, heSteadfast and cold shall choose the dark night's Inhospitality.
What to read after The Listeners And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De La Mare Walter to read onlineMoreLess
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