The Singing Shepherd And Other Poems
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Grief only knows How tender is the sunset s hue.
Gods of the desert ! by your hand Through the sad waters are we brought Into a high and peaceful land To drink of fountains else unsought.
58 ON A WHARF.
ON A WHARF.
HHHE moonlight filled the waters and the strand ; The floating spires gleamed toward the starry land; Pale Hero seemed upon her Sestiari height To stand with torch alight.
At anchor slept a heavy rounded keel Whose moveless rudder made the senses wheel To music dropping from the Antw...erp bells In fluctuating swells.
A distant sound blending with dripping oar, I thought a voice, and then a voice no more, Past the Armenian convent s solemn wall Shot with swift rise and fall.
A stately barge moved on a stately river, Bearing a queen from happy France forever ON A WHARF. 59 To Holyrood, the witness of her shame, Her beauty and sad fame.
There stood two lovers over Spezzia s bay, Silent, enamored of the watery way ; One must soon pass to meet the purple dark Borne in yon treacherous bark.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Grief only knows How tender is the sunset s hue.
Gods of the desert ! by your hand Through the sad waters are we brought Into a high and peaceful land To drink of fountains else unsought.
58 ON A WHARF.
ON A WHARF.
HHHE moonlight filled the waters and the strand ; The floating spires gleamed toward the starry land; Pale Hero seemed upon her Sestiari height To stand with torch alight.
At anchor slept a heavy rounded keel Whose moveless rudder made the senses wheel To music dropping from the Antw...erp bells In fluctuating swells.
A distant sound blending with dripping oar, I thought a voice, and then a voice no more, Past the Armenian convent s solemn wall Shot with swift rise and fall.
A stately barge moved on a stately river, Bearing a queen from happy France forever ON A WHARF. 59 To Holyrood, the witness of her shame, Her beauty and sad fame.
There stood two lovers over Spezzia s bay, Silent, enamored of the watery way ; One must soon pass to meet the purple dark Borne in yon treacherous bark.
What to read after The Singing Shepherd And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fields Annie to read onlineMoreLess
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