The Sheaf a Bundle of Poems
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The plough is sheathed in the cloven sod At the edge of an upheaved sea of loam ; The prairie sleeps with a languid nod, The wild fowl call from their journey home; And, sinking slow To the fields below, They stalk like sentinels to and fro. But the ploughman bends to his violin On the threshold grass at his moonlit door, While the spirit, music, flits out and in, As the master wand glides softly o er The fragile cell Where she comes to dwell At the talisman touch she knows so well. The partrid...ge slips through the sheltering grass, And stealthily lifts its neck to hear; 40 THE PLOUGHMAN. 41 The bittern stares from the rank morass, And the hare leaps up with a wakeful ear; The wolf looks away From the scent of his prey, And listens a moment as if at bay. But the player sits in the humble spot At the feet of the silence roofed o er by stars; The night is lonely, but he is not, For a world breathes out from the quivering bars, And every sound Is hallowed and crowned By the peopled heart of the bright profound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The plough is sheathed in the cloven sod At the edge of an upheaved sea of loam ; The prairie sleeps with a languid nod, The wild fowl call from their journey home; And, sinking slow To the fields below, They stalk like sentinels to and fro. But the ploughman bends to his violin On the threshold grass at his moonlit door, While the spirit, music, flits out and in, As the master wand glides softly o er The fragile cell Where she comes to dwell At the talisman touch she knows so well. The partrid...ge slips through the sheltering grass, And stealthily lifts its neck to hear; 40 THE PLOUGHMAN. 41 The bittern stares from the rank morass, And the hare leaps up with a wakeful ear; The wolf looks away From the scent of his prey, And listens a moment as if at bay. But the player sits in the humble spot At the feet of the silence roofed o er by stars; The night is lonely, but he is not, For a world breathes out from the quivering bars, And every sound Is hallowed and crowned By the peopled heart of the bright profound.
What to read after The Sheaf a Bundle of Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Castle Rankin to read onlineMoreLess
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