The Wind in the Corn, And Other Poems
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I saw his cloak glance on the strand Past cobbled street and mart.
"I crni the shepherd mormng, I am the shepherd day Come, foot and soul, and walk with me Wherever runs the way, By dusty road and green-cropped lea.
Through weather clear and gray." "O fleet- foot morning, mock not me; Too swift you speed apace.
35 3^ THE WIND IN THE CORN Drop your adorning down for me And let me see your face — Now I have crossed with you till noon The meads and steeps of space." "Divine am I, your master.
The ...day of life you'll live.
Come faster and come faster on And take the roads I give." And down the craggy pass I saw His mantle fugitive.
The river frogs were calling "Hark!" And bush and sward and mold Were blue and stark with dew and dark And fragrant in the cold.
Half sheltered in a byre unsought We found a wayside fold.
Then backward glanced my master day, And as he turned apace THE SHEPHERD DAY 37 His hooded mantle dropped away With free and random grace; And only when my guide was gone I looked upon his face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I saw his cloak glance on the strand Past cobbled street and mart.
"I crni the shepherd mormng, I am the shepherd day Come, foot and soul, and walk with me Wherever runs the way, By dusty road and green-cropped lea.
Through weather clear and gray." "O fleet- foot morning, mock not me; Too swift you speed apace.
35 3^ THE WIND IN THE CORN Drop your adorning down for me And let me see your face — Now I have crossed with you till noon The meads and steeps of space." "Divine am I, your master.
The ...day of life you'll live.
Come faster and come faster on And take the roads I give." And down the craggy pass I saw His mantle fugitive.
The river frogs were calling "Hark!" And bush and sward and mold Were blue and stark with dew and dark And fragrant in the cold.
Half sheltered in a byre unsought We found a wayside fold.
Then backward glanced my master day, And as he turned apace THE SHEPHERD DAY 37 His hooded mantle dropped away With free and random grace; And only when my guide was gone I looked upon his face.
What to read after The Wind in the Corn, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wyatt, Edith, 1873-1958 to read onlineMoreLess
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