Verses
Verses
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"T T TAS it but yesterday, or long ago ; That mystic autumn day ? Time's gliding flow Is hard to mark and mete ; we cannot know, bought else beholding, whether swift or slow Its movement is the while it onward tends.
II. Again the lucid deep September haze Trembles in morning hours : around me plays (Intangible as half-felt dream that weighs In coming sleep), the memory of a blaze That somewhere on a far off hill-side blends III.
Its purple reds with flakes of green and gold Prom a deep furze a...nd heather sea, out rolled Ji\r SEPTEMBER. . 57 I n radiant calm amid soft mists that fold Its limits round, aglow as if no cold Or darkness ever had been, nor could be.
IV.
1 shut my eyes ; and as I feel the flame Of sunshine, red, through closed lids — the same Strange light which on that morning somehow came (From soul or sense, I know not, nor its name, ) Streams in unbroken continuity.
Till time and space seem words as idle air, For all the jS^ow seems Then, and Here seems There, And I am loath to stir a thought, nor care To i[uestion whether months and years it were Since then — orbutoneslumbrousmomcnt'sla])sc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"T T TAS it but yesterday, or long ago ; That mystic autumn day ? Time's gliding flow Is hard to mark and mete ; we cannot know, bought else beholding, whether swift or slow Its movement is the while it onward tends.
II. Again the lucid deep September haze Trembles in morning hours : around me plays (Intangible as half-felt dream that weighs In coming sleep), the memory of a blaze That somewhere on a far off hill-side blends III.
Its purple reds with flakes of green and gold Prom a deep furze a...nd heather sea, out rolled Ji\r SEPTEMBER. . 57 I n radiant calm amid soft mists that fold Its limits round, aglow as if no cold Or darkness ever had been, nor could be.
IV.
1 shut my eyes ; and as I feel the flame Of sunshine, red, through closed lids — the same Strange light which on that morning somehow came (From soul or sense, I know not, nor its name, ) Streams in unbroken continuity.
Till time and space seem words as idle air, For all the jS^ow seems Then, and Here seems There, And I am loath to stir a thought, nor care To i[uestion whether months and years it were Since then — orbutoneslumbrousmomcnt'sla])sc.
What to read after Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Dickinson West Dowden to read onlineMoreLess
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