A Troop of the Guard And Other Poems
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RETURN I DREAMT last night that I had crossed the seas ; And in a valley where the fresh earth sprang In the year's youth with pale anemones, And all the boughs, Drunk with the new-pressed wine of life, stood flushed In riotous carouse Of blossom-time and May, I found your house. With eager steps I went. Strange was the place and hushed; No bird sang in the boughs, no breeze the whole day long ; Yet in the very silence was a song. " And here she dwells, " said I, " and here I find content. " Wi...th eager steps I went Through all the sweet, intoxicating lure of spring. Never, ah never, was clay more kin to soul ! About me in the air was murmuring Of new-born voices, at my feet the sod Cried in its new strength, joyous with new mirth ; Between the blue sky and the green, green earth, 47 A white veil like a radiant aureole, Born of the blossoms, hung, to man the sign That even clay can be divine And that the earth is God.
And so I came unto your gate.
Behind the curtained window, was it you I saw an instant, as with beating heart elate I sped your garden through ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
RETURN I DREAMT last night that I had crossed the seas ; And in a valley where the fresh earth sprang In the year's youth with pale anemones, And all the boughs, Drunk with the new-pressed wine of life, stood flushed In riotous carouse Of blossom-time and May, I found your house. With eager steps I went. Strange was the place and hushed; No bird sang in the boughs, no breeze the whole day long ; Yet in the very silence was a song. " And here she dwells, " said I, " and here I find content. " Wi...th eager steps I went Through all the sweet, intoxicating lure of spring. Never, ah never, was clay more kin to soul ! About me in the air was murmuring Of new-born voices, at my feet the sod Cried in its new strength, joyous with new mirth ; Between the blue sky and the green, green earth, 47 A white veil like a radiant aureole, Born of the blossoms, hung, to man the sign That even clay can be divine And that the earth is God.
And so I came unto your gate.
Behind the curtained window, was it you I saw an instant, as with beating heart elate I sped your garden through ?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hagedorn Hermann to read onlineMoreLess
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