Cromwell, And Other Poems
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III. DUSK (To E. S. V.) We come from the laurels and daffodils Down to the homestead under the fell, We've gathered our hunger upon the hills, And that is well.
Howbeit to-morrow gives or takes, And leads to barren or flowering ways, We've a linen cloth and wheaten cakes, For which be praise.
Here in the valley at lambing-time The shepherd folk of their watching tell While the shadows up to the beacon climb, And that is well.
Let be what may when we make an end Of the laughter and labour of all... our days, We've men to friend and women to friend, For whom be praise.
29 IV. EVENSONG (To B. M.) Come, let us tell it over, Each to each by the fireside, How that earth has been a swift adventure for us, And the watches of the day as a gay song and a right song, And now the traveller wind has found a bed, And the sheep crowd under the thorn.
Good was the day and our travelling, And now there is evensong to sing.
Night, and along the valleys Watch the eyes of the homesteads.
The dark hills are very still and still are the stars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
III. DUSK (To E. S. V.) We come from the laurels and daffodils Down to the homestead under the fell, We've gathered our hunger upon the hills, And that is well.
Howbeit to-morrow gives or takes, And leads to barren or flowering ways, We've a linen cloth and wheaten cakes, For which be praise.
Here in the valley at lambing-time The shepherd folk of their watching tell While the shadows up to the beacon climb, And that is well.
Let be what may when we make an end Of the laughter and labour of all... our days, We've men to friend and women to friend, For whom be praise.
29 IV. EVENSONG (To B. M.) Come, let us tell it over, Each to each by the fireside, How that earth has been a swift adventure for us, And the watches of the day as a gay song and a right song, And now the traveller wind has found a bed, And the sheep crowd under the thorn.
Good was the day and our travelling, And now there is evensong to sing.
Night, and along the valleys Watch the eyes of the homesteads.
The dark hills are very still and still are the stars.
What to read after Cromwell, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Drinkwater John to read onlineMoreLess
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