To Barbara, With Other Verses
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What the moaning of the sea, Troubled from eternity?
What though cold the bulwarks are In the British man-o'-war?
Thou, dear heart, hast been with me!
What sweet necromancy brought Thus the vision of my thought O'er these thousand leagues of sea?
31 Thus it chanced — in gathering night Just one wisp of rosy light, Strayed from — none can tell you where — Through the tangling ghosts of air, From some sunset, it may be, On the far Kamchatkan Sea, Through the trailing robes and gray Of the mists a...long its way, Till it, slant and flutteringly, Fell athwart my porthole here, Rested on thy picture, dear.
And I bless the wisp of light, And I bless thy sweet Good Night!
H. M. S. Satellite, Off Tolstoi Mys, Bering Island, Komandorski, August 24, 1896.
32 CAPE CHEERFUL.
"When you shall come to a great cliff standing north- ward from Makushin, the volcano, and riven almost from base to summit, from the midst of which leaps a tumultuous waterfall sheer into the midst of the sea, then, the fog lifting, you will leave the cliff well to star- board, and enter the land-locked haven.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What the moaning of the sea, Troubled from eternity?
What though cold the bulwarks are In the British man-o'-war?
Thou, dear heart, hast been with me!
What sweet necromancy brought Thus the vision of my thought O'er these thousand leagues of sea?
31 Thus it chanced — in gathering night Just one wisp of rosy light, Strayed from — none can tell you where — Through the tangling ghosts of air, From some sunset, it may be, On the far Kamchatkan Sea, Through the trailing robes and gray Of the mists a...long its way, Till it, slant and flutteringly, Fell athwart my porthole here, Rested on thy picture, dear.
And I bless the wisp of light, And I bless thy sweet Good Night!
H. M. S. Satellite, Off Tolstoi Mys, Bering Island, Komandorski, August 24, 1896.
32 CAPE CHEERFUL.
"When you shall come to a great cliff standing north- ward from Makushin, the volcano, and riven almost from base to summit, from the midst of which leaps a tumultuous waterfall sheer into the midst of the sea, then, the fog lifting, you will leave the cliff well to star- board, and enter the land-locked haven.
What to read after To Barbara, With Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jordan David Starr to read onlineMoreLess
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