The Sea World Waits a book of Poems
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How the orchestral branches sway Like trees in the wind.
Tlhe fire of your song Mounts up and up Above the branches Consuming, leaping, Failing, falling, Till embers alone remain.
[49] NOVAES Suddenly I knew that this young girl Playing old music, great music With ease and brilliance Was doing the incredible.
I knew that she had somehow passed A vague and mystic 'bound, That she was over, well over, Into the realms of enchantment.
Without effort, without sign, Perhaps without knowing it herself..., She had crossed tlhe border She was no longer playing the piano, She was dreaming she was free.
[50] PRELUDE I would have this music played With players grouped about a fountain Here the violins, There the 'cellos, Double bass beyond And back, half hidden by the fountain bowl, The flute, an oboe and a long bassoon.
A thin, smooth water jet Uprises, Wavers, Holds, Breaks brightly at the top And falls >a silver shower.
Ready, bows and reeds, Ready, flute- Well played- Now you have heard and seen, Tell me which was motion, Which was sound, The fountain or the flute And was the pizzicato done with strings Or dropping water?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How the orchestral branches sway Like trees in the wind.
Tlhe fire of your song Mounts up and up Above the branches Consuming, leaping, Failing, falling, Till embers alone remain.
[49] NOVAES Suddenly I knew that this young girl Playing old music, great music With ease and brilliance Was doing the incredible.
I knew that she had somehow passed A vague and mystic 'bound, That she was over, well over, Into the realms of enchantment.
Without effort, without sign, Perhaps without knowing it herself..., She had crossed tlhe border She was no longer playing the piano, She was dreaming she was free.
[50] PRELUDE I would have this music played With players grouped about a fountain Here the violins, There the 'cellos, Double bass beyond And back, half hidden by the fountain bowl, The flute, an oboe and a long bassoon.
A thin, smooth water jet Uprises, Wavers, Holds, Breaks brightly at the top And falls >a silver shower.
Ready, bows and reeds, Ready, flute- Well played- Now you have heard and seen, Tell me which was motion, Which was sound, The fountain or the flute And was the pizzicato done with strings Or dropping water?
What to read after The Sea World Waits a book of Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall Herbert James to read onlineMoreLess
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