Under Two Skies Poems
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O soothing balm To drive away all pain : the unheeding cows Graze on 'tis Nature in her loveliest hour.
October 17th, 1913.
16 SOLITUDE r T A HE wild north wind is moaning through the trees, A few scarce clouds are flying overhead. I stand and shiver in the angry breeze, The sun is sinking in his rosy bed.
glorious solitude, O blest repose, peace, to calm a troubled, passionate mood ; E'en now the day is drawing to its close, 1 wander in the dark and lonely wood.
But often when I fare me forth ...alone In some deep glen, or by the Avon's tide, 1 hear the voice of the Almighty One, Methinks I see Him standing at my side.
April $th, 1913.
HUISHCHAMFLOWER TllTHEN sunrise dawns on Huish And all the clouds are fled, O get you to the hilltop And choose a flowery bed Among the clover red.
O get you to the hilltop Where Huish sleeps below, And hear the thrushes singing And hear the streamlet flow, And feel the soft wind blow.
O get you to the hilltop Where, 'neath the azure sky, The hot sun glares on Huish And Huish fields are dry, And farmers work and sigh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O soothing balm To drive away all pain : the unheeding cows Graze on 'tis Nature in her loveliest hour.
October 17th, 1913.
16 SOLITUDE r T A HE wild north wind is moaning through the trees, A few scarce clouds are flying overhead. I stand and shiver in the angry breeze, The sun is sinking in his rosy bed.
glorious solitude, O blest repose, peace, to calm a troubled, passionate mood ; E'en now the day is drawing to its close, 1 wander in the dark and lonely wood.
But often when I fare me forth ...alone In some deep glen, or by the Avon's tide, 1 hear the voice of the Almighty One, Methinks I see Him standing at my side.
April $th, 1913.
HUISHCHAMFLOWER TllTHEN sunrise dawns on Huish And all the clouds are fled, O get you to the hilltop And choose a flowery bed Among the clover red.
O get you to the hilltop Where Huish sleeps below, And hear the thrushes singing And hear the streamlet flow, And feel the soft wind blow.
O get you to the hilltop Where, 'neath the azure sky, The hot sun glares on Huish And Huish fields are dry, And farmers work and sigh.
What to read after Under Two Skies Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J C B Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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