Through the Year With the Poets volume 7
Through the Year With the Poets volume 7
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Vainly the sailor called you from your slumber, Like a glazed pavement shone the level ocean ; While, with their snow-white canvas idly drooping, Stood the tall vessels.
And when at length exulting ye awakened, Rushed to the beach, and plowed the liquid acres, How have I chased you through the shivered bil- lows, In my frail shallop !
Playmates, old playmates, hear my invocation ! In the close town I waste this golden summer, Where piercing cries and sounds of wheels in motion Ceaselessly mingl...e.
When shall I feel your breath upon my forehead ? When shall I hear you in the elm trees' branches ? When shall we wrestle in the briny surges, Friends of my boyhood ?
Et'ES SARGENT.
96 FROM WOOD AND FIELD.
FROM WOOD AND FIELD.
RARE odors float through wood and field, And to the dawn their fragrance yield : Borne from the woodbine's waxen cells ; The honeysuckle's soundless bells ; The intricate foliage of the vines Where morning's earliest dewdrop shines ; The moisture lingering o'er the thorn; The ribbons of the ripening corn ; The wheat where wanton shadows play; The healthful incense of the hay ; The aromatic pines that spill Their resinous perfumes o'er the hill ; The feathery ferns by lake and ledge ; The wild wet grass ; the silvery sedge ; The light leaves half-inclined to press Their bitter bark in tenderness ; The green boughs, as they softly brush The breasts of mocking bird and thrush ; The honey of the wild bees' home, Shrined in the cloister of the comb ; SUMMER DAWN ON LOCH KATRINE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Vainly the sailor called you from your slumber, Like a glazed pavement shone the level ocean ; While, with their snow-white canvas idly drooping, Stood the tall vessels.
And when at length exulting ye awakened, Rushed to the beach, and plowed the liquid acres, How have I chased you through the shivered bil- lows, In my frail shallop !
Playmates, old playmates, hear my invocation ! In the close town I waste this golden summer, Where piercing cries and sounds of wheels in motion Ceaselessly mingl...e.
When shall I feel your breath upon my forehead ? When shall I hear you in the elm trees' branches ? When shall we wrestle in the briny surges, Friends of my boyhood ?
Et'ES SARGENT.
96 FROM WOOD AND FIELD.
FROM WOOD AND FIELD.
RARE odors float through wood and field, And to the dawn their fragrance yield : Borne from the woodbine's waxen cells ; The honeysuckle's soundless bells ; The intricate foliage of the vines Where morning's earliest dewdrop shines ; The moisture lingering o'er the thorn; The ribbons of the ripening corn ; The wheat where wanton shadows play; The healthful incense of the hay ; The aromatic pines that spill Their resinous perfumes o'er the hill ; The feathery ferns by lake and ledge ; The wild wet grass ; the silvery sedge ; The light leaves half-inclined to press Their bitter bark in tenderness ; The green boughs, as they softly brush The breasts of mocking bird and thrush ; The honey of the wild bees' home, Shrined in the cloister of the comb ; SUMMER DAWN ON LOCH KATRINE.
What to read after Through the Year With the Poets volume 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oscar Fay Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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