The Poetical Works of Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
The Poetical Works of Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
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Winter is best for us Who are no longer babes — ^ungraeed, but glorious With its wild gleams of joy illumining the sea.
To-day he will return. This thing she promised me, A home-coming to-night — ^who knows, a honeymoon, In spite of my fool rivals. See you none coming ?
[She looks towards the sea.
AttendatU. None.
The sea mist drives too thickly.
Emer. Nor on the moor ? Hard by !
Now^ surely there were voices ?
Attendant. It was the plover's cry.
Emer. Tour ears are dull to^y. My own are presci...ent Of something brave at hand, of a new grand event.
Which shall repay all sorrows. What was it she said, 335 Digitized by Google 336 FAND That cione^ for my consoling while I watched his bed In the Speckled House and wept ? A wise wife wins^ it was.
A wife wins against all^ and all things come to pass For her that shall have patience. The rest come and go^ Are smiled on^ and pass smiling ; but the true wife ; no^ She triumphs in her tears ; — and in the end he lays His tired head in her lap^ and turns on her his face^ Though it be only dying.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Winter is best for us Who are no longer babes — ^ungraeed, but glorious With its wild gleams of joy illumining the sea.
To-day he will return. This thing she promised me, A home-coming to-night — ^who knows, a honeymoon, In spite of my fool rivals. See you none coming ?
[She looks towards the sea.
AttendatU. None.
The sea mist drives too thickly.
Emer. Nor on the moor ? Hard by !
Now^ surely there were voices ?
Attendant. It was the plover's cry.
Emer. Tour ears are dull to^y. My own are presci...ent Of something brave at hand, of a new grand event.
Which shall repay all sorrows. What was it she said, 335 Digitized by Google 336 FAND That cione^ for my consoling while I watched his bed In the Speckled House and wept ? A wise wife wins^ it was.
A wife wins against all^ and all things come to pass For her that shall have patience. The rest come and go^ Are smiled on^ and pass smiling ; but the true wife ; no^ She triumphs in her tears ; — and in the end he lays His tired head in her lap^ and turns on her his face^ Though it be only dying.
What to read after The Poetical Works of Wilfrid Scawen Blunt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilfrid Scawen Blunt to read onlineMoreLess
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