A New Pilgrimage And Other Poems
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Drowsy we sat, and watched our horses feeding, Dim through the night, while over the tent's mouth The Cross was turning like a clock and reeling In the South.
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But, as the night grew out and we grew chilly, Under our blankets safe we crept and warm, Full of good heart and each with loaded pistols Close to his arm ; IX. And so dreamed pleasant dreams of far off faces, And trees and fields which we had loved in youth, All in a maze of present apprehension Mingled uncouth ; ACROSS THE PA...MPAS. 79 X.
And how we travelled on and ever onwards, Still in the red path of the setting sun, Until into the heart of a great woodland \Ve had come ; XI.
And there saw, round about our strange encamp- ment, Flocks of bright birds which Hew and screamed at us, Red cardinals and woodpeckers and parrots Multitudinous ; XII.
And on the lake black -headed swans were sailing, And in the morning to the water's brink Flamingoes, like the rising sun, came wading Down to drink.
8o ACROSS THE PAMPAS.
XIII.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
vir.
Drowsy we sat, and watched our horses feeding, Dim through the night, while over the tent's mouth The Cross was turning like a clock and reeling In the South.
VIII.
But, as the night grew out and we grew chilly, Under our blankets safe we crept and warm, Full of good heart and each with loaded pistols Close to his arm ; IX. And so dreamed pleasant dreams of far off faces, And trees and fields which we had loved in youth, All in a maze of present apprehension Mingled uncouth ; ACROSS THE PA...MPAS. 79 X.
And how we travelled on and ever onwards, Still in the red path of the setting sun, Until into the heart of a great woodland \Ve had come ; XI.
And there saw, round about our strange encamp- ment, Flocks of bright birds which Hew and screamed at us, Red cardinals and woodpeckers and parrots Multitudinous ; XII.
And on the lake black -headed swans were sailing, And in the morning to the water's brink Flamingoes, like the rising sun, came wading Down to drink.
8o ACROSS THE PAMPAS.
XIII.
What to read after A New Pilgrimage And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilfrid Scawen Blunt to read onlineMoreLess
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