The Sunken Garden And Other Poems
The Sunken Garden And Other Poems
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' ' Magic laid its dreary spell. — Stranger, he was fast asleep ; Into his dream I tried to creep ; Called his name, soft was my cry : He answered — not one sigh.
' The flower and the thorn are here ; Falleth the night-dew, cold and clear ; Out of her bower the bird replies. Mocking the dark with ecstasies : See how the earth's green grass doth grow. Praising what sleeps below !
' Thus have they told me. And I come, i6 As flies the wounded wild-bird home. Not tears I give ; but all that he Clas...ped in his arms sweet charity ; All that he loved — to him I bring For a close whispering. * »7 THE STRANGER IN THE WOODS AS I DID WALK, Dappled with the moon's beam, I did with a Stranger talk. And his name was Dream.
Spurred his heel, dark his cloak, Shady-wide his bonnet's brim ; His horse beneath a silvery oak Grazed as I talked with him.
Softly his breast-brooch burned and shone ; Hill and deep were in his eyes ; One of his hands held mine, and one The fruit that makes men wise.
Wonderly strange was earth to see.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' ' Magic laid its dreary spell. — Stranger, he was fast asleep ; Into his dream I tried to creep ; Called his name, soft was my cry : He answered — not one sigh.
' The flower and the thorn are here ; Falleth the night-dew, cold and clear ; Out of her bower the bird replies. Mocking the dark with ecstasies : See how the earth's green grass doth grow. Praising what sleeps below !
' Thus have they told me. And I come, i6 As flies the wounded wild-bird home. Not tears I give ; but all that he Clas...ped in his arms sweet charity ; All that he loved — to him I bring For a close whispering. * »7 THE STRANGER IN THE WOODS AS I DID WALK, Dappled with the moon's beam, I did with a Stranger talk. And his name was Dream.
Spurred his heel, dark his cloak, Shady-wide his bonnet's brim ; His horse beneath a silvery oak Grazed as I talked with him.
Softly his breast-brooch burned and shone ; Hill and deep were in his eyes ; One of his hands held mine, and one The fruit that makes men wise.
Wonderly strange was earth to see.
What to read after The Sunken Garden And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter J De La Mare to read onlineMoreLess
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