Verses From Many Seas
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And the moon came up, and the stars came out, And the heavens seemed very near, And the bells of the shepherd s flocks were heard, As they rang in the air so clear. And again and again, as the night went on, The Muezzin s call rang out; But the Moor and the steed were there at dawn, And the enemy turned about. Tangier, Morocco, November 16, 1911. [15] THE GARDENS OF YOUTH In dreams some fairy Ariel Wafted me off one day To the gardens of everlasting youth, Where the little children play. There ...one forgot all other worlds, Forgot all other cares, While we gathered gold from the rainbow s rays, And floated on the rainbow s airs. And we passed above great orange groves, And magical cities could see, With elfin chariots of burnished gold, Borne along by the zephyrs free. Tangier, Morocco, November 21, 1911. [16] THE CHRIST CHILD Again and again, I ve stood alone In the great North African night, Not a sound was heard in its mystic calm, And the stars alone shed light. Twas on such nights in ages past, Great Phoebus and the Gods of then, In golden chariots whirled through space With a light that blinded men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the moon came up, and the stars came out, And the heavens seemed very near, And the bells of the shepherd s flocks were heard, As they rang in the air so clear. And again and again, as the night went on, The Muezzin s call rang out; But the Moor and the steed were there at dawn, And the enemy turned about. Tangier, Morocco, November 16, 1911. [15] THE GARDENS OF YOUTH In dreams some fairy Ariel Wafted me off one day To the gardens of everlasting youth, Where the little children play. There ...one forgot all other worlds, Forgot all other cares, While we gathered gold from the rainbow s rays, And floated on the rainbow s airs. And we passed above great orange groves, And magical cities could see, With elfin chariots of burnished gold, Borne along by the zephyrs free. Tangier, Morocco, November 21, 1911. [16] THE CHRIST CHILD Again and again, I ve stood alone In the great North African night, Not a sound was heard in its mystic calm, And the stars alone shed light. Twas on such nights in ages past, Great Phoebus and the Gods of then, In golden chariots whirled through space With a light that blinded men.
What to read after Verses From Many Seas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fred Warner Carpenter to read onlineMoreLess
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