Verses of Varied Life
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A GOLDEN halo gilds the sky, And the wind-unruffled sea, A scene it is where poet's eye Could subtle loveliness descry Unweariedly.
Hark ! from afar the deep-toned roar Of the Atlantic surge — Yon sail will soon be seen no more Now light-illumed : 'tis fleeting o'er The sea-scape's verge.
92 Verses of Travel.
The stars appear — strange visions rise ; Of man's dim destiny How typical are these calm skies ! While like to man the sad sea lies Troubled though free.
No winged wanderer slowly cleaves... The silence in his flight ; — His burning throne the Warmth-King leaves While the fair firmament receives The crown 'd Queen Night.
AFTER SUNSET OFF PAUILLAC, FRANCE.
April i8th, 1S79.
Day hath departed, save a few faint streaks Of h'ght that fleck the bosom of the sky ; These, and these only, stay to testify Of proud Night's conquest. Hark! that sound bespeaks Our nearness to the Ocean, and I see Its ripples at my feet ; — a soft clear song Is breeze-borne from a vessel's deck aloner. The crew with musical monotony Raise anchor swiftly, and the ship doth glide In silence, save for the chant growing low Wave-wafted landwards.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A GOLDEN halo gilds the sky, And the wind-unruffled sea, A scene it is where poet's eye Could subtle loveliness descry Unweariedly.
Hark ! from afar the deep-toned roar Of the Atlantic surge — Yon sail will soon be seen no more Now light-illumed : 'tis fleeting o'er The sea-scape's verge.
92 Verses of Travel.
The stars appear — strange visions rise ; Of man's dim destiny How typical are these calm skies ! While like to man the sad sea lies Troubled though free.
No winged wanderer slowly cleaves... The silence in his flight ; — His burning throne the Warmth-King leaves While the fair firmament receives The crown 'd Queen Night.
AFTER SUNSET OFF PAUILLAC, FRANCE.
April i8th, 1S79.
Day hath departed, save a few faint streaks Of h'ght that fleck the bosom of the sky ; These, and these only, stay to testify Of proud Night's conquest. Hark! that sound bespeaks Our nearness to the Ocean, and I see Its ripples at my feet ; — a soft clear song Is breeze-borne from a vessel's deck aloner. The crew with musical monotony Raise anchor swiftly, and the ship doth glide In silence, save for the chant growing low Wave-wafted landwards.
What to read after Verses of Varied Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackenzie Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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