Complete Poems: a Child's Gardens of Verses
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The fair and stately things, Impassive as departed kings, All still in the wood's stillness stood.
And dumb. The rooted multitude 2i6 UNDERWOODS Nodded and brooded, bloomed and dreamed.
Unmeaning, undivined. It seemed No other art, no hope, they knew, Than cUitch the earth and seek the blue.
Mid vegetable king and priest And stripling, I (the only beast) Was at the beast's work, killing; hewed The stubborn roots across, bestrewed The glebe with the dislustred leaves, And bid the saplings fall i...n sheaves; Bursting across the tangled math A ruin that I called a path, A Golgotha that, later on.
When rains had watered, and suns shone.
And seeds enriched the place, should bear And be called garden. Here and there, I spied and plucked by the green hair A foe more resolute to live, The toothed and killing sensitive.
He, semi-conscious, fled the attack; He shrank and tucked his branches back; And straining by his anchor strand.
Captured and scratched the rooting hand.
I saw him crouch, I felt him bite ; And straight my eyes were touched with sight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fair and stately things, Impassive as departed kings, All still in the wood's stillness stood.
And dumb. The rooted multitude 2i6 UNDERWOODS Nodded and brooded, bloomed and dreamed.
Unmeaning, undivined. It seemed No other art, no hope, they knew, Than cUitch the earth and seek the blue.
Mid vegetable king and priest And stripling, I (the only beast) Was at the beast's work, killing; hewed The stubborn roots across, bestrewed The glebe with the dislustred leaves, And bid the saplings fall i...n sheaves; Bursting across the tangled math A ruin that I called a path, A Golgotha that, later on.
When rains had watered, and suns shone.
And seeds enriched the place, should bear And be called garden. Here and there, I spied and plucked by the green hair A foe more resolute to live, The toothed and killing sensitive.
He, semi-conscious, fled the attack; He shrank and tucked his branches back; And straining by his anchor strand.
Captured and scratched the rooting hand.
I saw him crouch, I felt him bite ; And straight my eyes were touched with sight.
What to read after Complete Poems: a Child's Gardens of Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevenson, Robert Louis, 1850-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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