Wayside Poems
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46 WAYSIDE POEMS Something enchants this airy temple of morning, Elusive ; an olden peace to the earth it brings ; Then the bold sun surmounts that passing adorning, And the cooing doves depart with a clapping of wings. THE SOURCE As I watched the water springing In the grot beneath the hill, While a thrush in the boughs was singing, And the woods were sweet and still To the tinkle and murmur ascending, As of flute and a silver bell, I listened, and surely was blending A voice from the cool of ...the well : " Drink with thy lips, O Mortal, And drink with thy soul of me ; Who seeks at my crystal portal, Though bondman, he shall be free ; 47 WAYSIDE POEMS " Come hither, O faint and care-ridden, Where life-giving waters have birth ; And learn of the secrets hidden In the mystical bosom of Earth. " ON THE HEATH BETWEEN the thyme and heather lie Sea pebbles of an ancient shore That left its driftage high and dry Here, where old waters beat no more. The broom has massed its gold to-day Against the skyline's turquoise blue ; The linnet chants a roundelay ; Unfurls the bracken, green and new.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
46 WAYSIDE POEMS Something enchants this airy temple of morning, Elusive ; an olden peace to the earth it brings ; Then the bold sun surmounts that passing adorning, And the cooing doves depart with a clapping of wings. THE SOURCE As I watched the water springing In the grot beneath the hill, While a thrush in the boughs was singing, And the woods were sweet and still To the tinkle and murmur ascending, As of flute and a silver bell, I listened, and surely was blending A voice from the cool of ...the well : " Drink with thy lips, O Mortal, And drink with thy soul of me ; Who seeks at my crystal portal, Though bondman, he shall be free ; 47 WAYSIDE POEMS " Come hither, O faint and care-ridden, Where life-giving waters have birth ; And learn of the secrets hidden In the mystical bosom of Earth. " ON THE HEATH BETWEEN the thyme and heather lie Sea pebbles of an ancient shore That left its driftage high and dry Here, where old waters beat no more. The broom has massed its gold to-day Against the skyline's turquoise blue ; The linnet chants a roundelay ; Unfurls the bracken, green and new.
What to read after Wayside Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gerald Bull to read onlineMoreLess
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