Cambridge Poets 1914-1920 : An Anthology
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Crying my name. The light shone full and clear.
TIR-NAN-OG YOU play me, Alan, Highland airs, that hold From thirty centuries pain and love and fear.
And, as you play, the known walls disappear ; I take from you a sea-wind, salt and cold ; I see, through mist of blown spray, fold on fold Of lordly coast, and shrill birds, hovering near Over the sobbing backwash ; and I hear The old sea-rhythm swaying with rimes untold.
138 John Macleod And look ! the White Barge comes. By cliff and sound.
Gather...ing souls, from port to port it plies Off coast and welcoming island. I hear sung Their ghostly happiness, in whose pure eyes Like wetted weed youth shines. For they are bound For Tir-nan-Og, the Island of the Young.
NIGHT AT GOMONIC GREAT, dark hills to the Westward rise.
Where star-strewn Lake Langaza lies Beneath the violet Balkan skies.
Somewhere beyond those hills is he Who lived and laboured and laughed with me.
Look ! many glimmering camp-fires fret The dark hills. So in my mind are set Gold-sparkling times since first we met — That raft — ^that midnight patrol — ^that ride Over the holly-green countryside — Erquinghem — ^Proyart — ^Hooge — ^Marseilles — Billets and trenches — and English mails — The sea — Greek villages — ^nightingales — 139 John Macleod Fierce Macedonian blizzards — Spring With beauty the gaimt hills carpeting — The cattle bells, when sleep was near.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Crying my name. The light shone full and clear.
TIR-NAN-OG YOU play me, Alan, Highland airs, that hold From thirty centuries pain and love and fear.
And, as you play, the known walls disappear ; I take from you a sea-wind, salt and cold ; I see, through mist of blown spray, fold on fold Of lordly coast, and shrill birds, hovering near Over the sobbing backwash ; and I hear The old sea-rhythm swaying with rimes untold.
138 John Macleod And look ! the White Barge comes. By cliff and sound.
Gather...ing souls, from port to port it plies Off coast and welcoming island. I hear sung Their ghostly happiness, in whose pure eyes Like wetted weed youth shines. For they are bound For Tir-nan-Og, the Island of the Young.
NIGHT AT GOMONIC GREAT, dark hills to the Westward rise.
Where star-strewn Lake Langaza lies Beneath the violet Balkan skies.
Somewhere beyond those hills is he Who lived and laboured and laughed with me.
Look ! many glimmering camp-fires fret The dark hills. So in my mind are set Gold-sparkling times since first we met — That raft — ^that midnight patrol — ^that ride Over the holly-green countryside — Erquinghem — ^Proyart — ^Hooge — ^Marseilles — Billets and trenches — and English mails — The sea — Greek villages — ^nightingales — 139 John Macleod Fierce Macedonian blizzards — Spring With beauty the gaimt hills carpeting — The cattle bells, when sleep was near.
What to read after Cambridge Poets 1914-1920 : An Anthology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Lewis Davison to read onlineMoreLess
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