The Unknown Madonna And Other Poems
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And then the silence falls Lonely and weird and sad. — A world of life in yonder walls, And all those men are mad !
22 POEMS IN MANY LANDS.
TO F. M. C.
Strange is it not, old friend, that you who sit Bowered in quiet, four garden walls your world, With books and love and silence, — sails fast furled And grounded keel that hardly now will quit Its stormless haven, — you sit there and write Of human passions, of the fateful fight, Of all men suffer, dream and do. Denounce the false and glorify th...e true !
While I the wanderer, I whose journey lies In stormy passages of life and sound, I with the world's throb ever beating round, Here, in that very stress and storm of cries Make songs of birds, weave lyric wreaths of flowers.
Recall the spring's joy and the moonlit hours, And know that children's ways are more to me Than all you write of and I have to see.
THE SONG'S SPELL. 23 THE SONG'S SPELL.
Where did you learn that music ? — for it drew My dreaming back down autumn paths of years, Touched chords long silent, and forgotten tears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And then the silence falls Lonely and weird and sad. — A world of life in yonder walls, And all those men are mad !
22 POEMS IN MANY LANDS.
TO F. M. C.
Strange is it not, old friend, that you who sit Bowered in quiet, four garden walls your world, With books and love and silence, — sails fast furled And grounded keel that hardly now will quit Its stormless haven, — you sit there and write Of human passions, of the fateful fight, Of all men suffer, dream and do. Denounce the false and glorify th...e true !
While I the wanderer, I whose journey lies In stormy passages of life and sound, I with the world's throb ever beating round, Here, in that very stress and storm of cries Make songs of birds, weave lyric wreaths of flowers.
Recall the spring's joy and the moonlit hours, And know that children's ways are more to me Than all you write of and I have to see.
THE SONG'S SPELL. 23 THE SONG'S SPELL.
Where did you learn that music ? — for it drew My dreaming back down autumn paths of years, Touched chords long silent, and forgotten tears.
What to read after The Unknown Madonna And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rennell Rodd to read onlineMoreLess
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