Forty New Poems
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. . 35 How Late . . . . . . . 36 Brothers ....... 37 Exalted Flower . . . . . -39 What Thoughts are Mine . . . . 40 Angel and Mystery . . . . . 41 They're Taxing Ale again . . . . 42 The Girl is Mad 43 In Time of War . . . . -44 England ...... 45 Come, let us Find . . . . -47 The Birds of S tee 48 Rags and Bones ...... 49 The Dancer ...... 50 On hearing Mrs. Woodhouse play the Harpsichord 5 1 Passion's Greed . . . . . 52 Late Singers . . . . . -53 Raptures SING for the sun your lyric, lark, Of ...twice ten thousand notes ; Sing for the moon, you nightingales, Whose light shall kiss your throats ; Sing, sparrows, for the soft, warm rain, To wet your feathers through ; And, when a rainbow's in the sky, Sing you, cuckoo " Cuckoo ! " Sing for your five blue eggs, fond thrush, By many a leaf concealed ; You starlings, wrens, and blackbirds sing In every wood and field : While I, who fail to give my love Long raptures twice as fine, Will for her beauty breathe this one A sigh, that's more divine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . 35 How Late . . . . . . . 36 Brothers ....... 37 Exalted Flower . . . . . -39 What Thoughts are Mine . . . . 40 Angel and Mystery . . . . . 41 They're Taxing Ale again . . . . 42 The Girl is Mad 43 In Time of War . . . . -44 England ...... 45 Come, let us Find . . . . -47 The Birds of S tee 48 Rags and Bones ...... 49 The Dancer ...... 50 On hearing Mrs. Woodhouse play the Harpsichord 5 1 Passion's Greed . . . . . 52 Late Singers . . . . . -53 Raptures SING for the sun your lyric, lark, Of ...twice ten thousand notes ; Sing for the moon, you nightingales, Whose light shall kiss your throats ; Sing, sparrows, for the soft, warm rain, To wet your feathers through ; And, when a rainbow's in the sky, Sing you, cuckoo " Cuckoo ! " Sing for your five blue eggs, fond thrush, By many a leaf concealed ; You starlings, wrens, and blackbirds sing In every wood and field : While I, who fail to give my love Long raptures twice as fine, Will for her beauty breathe this one A sigh, that's more divine.
What to read after Forty New Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Henry Davies to read onlineMoreLess
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