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The west wind stirs the clovers.
And O ! the world is wide : 22 VERSES So^ up with your chains as the sun goes down And out upon the tide !
There drives on the Atlantic The torn scud of the rain^ And lines of foam leap firantic Against the coast of Spain^ Where the air is full of the souls of men Who sailed the Spanish Main.
Where Rocca's light is burning On plunging miles of sea^ Eastward and eastward turnings By Crete and Tripoli, There is a spirit abroad in the wind That cries aloud to me.
T...he coast drops low behind you^ The gull swoops round the spars ; Shall small men's limits bind you Whose milestones are the stars ?
Whose signposts stand where Orion swings Above earth's locks and bars ?
23 VERSES Come up^ ye sons of mornings This world was built for you !
Far off. Heaven's light 's adorning The lands where dreams come true ; And the Angel that sits at the Gates of the East Shall open and let you through.
AN ECHO When all the world is young and apple-bloom Is rose and white upon the orchard tree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The west wind stirs the clovers.
And O ! the world is wide : 22 VERSES So^ up with your chains as the sun goes down And out upon the tide !
There drives on the Atlantic The torn scud of the rain^ And lines of foam leap firantic Against the coast of Spain^ Where the air is full of the souls of men Who sailed the Spanish Main.
Where Rocca's light is burning On plunging miles of sea^ Eastward and eastward turnings By Crete and Tripoli, There is a spirit abroad in the wind That cries aloud to me.
T...he coast drops low behind you^ The gull swoops round the spars ; Shall small men's limits bind you Whose milestones are the stars ?
Whose signposts stand where Orion swings Above earth's locks and bars ?
23 VERSES Come up^ ye sons of mornings This world was built for you !
Far off. Heaven's light 's adorning The lands where dreams come true ; And the Angel that sits at the Gates of the East Shall open and let you through.
AN ECHO When all the world is young and apple-bloom Is rose and white upon the orchard tree.
What to read after Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacob Violet to read onlineMoreLess
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