In War Time Poems
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Driving ( H) Driving up to Cricklade Underneath the stars, Rocking back and forward On the gravel bars ; Sweeping down from Lechlade Under Eynsham bridge, There I learnt of England Out by Wytham ridge. Anchored by the Willows, There I learnt my song, (Watch the dripping oar-blades lift The trembling eights along !) Sailing down from Iffley On a July day, I found the heart of England To speed me on my way. Favour of the English sky, Water, weir, and tree, When I first shook out my sail Came swif...t-winged to me ; Forward, for my bows have known Touch of wind and sea. Oxford EVER her children come and go, Restless feet on her broad highways, Ever her river runneth down Blue and green 'neath the alder sprays. Ever her children come and go, Joyful hearted and ardent eyed, Ever she holds her hands to them, Patient beyond all time or tide. Ever her children leave her towers, Echoing feet by night and day, Ever her children come again O loyal hearts wide worlds away. Ever she waiteth, sunset -fired, Ever her river runneth down O weary feet from the ends of earth, Come home at last to the grey-walled town.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Driving ( H) Driving up to Cricklade Underneath the stars, Rocking back and forward On the gravel bars ; Sweeping down from Lechlade Under Eynsham bridge, There I learnt of England Out by Wytham ridge. Anchored by the Willows, There I learnt my song, (Watch the dripping oar-blades lift The trembling eights along !) Sailing down from Iffley On a July day, I found the heart of England To speed me on my way. Favour of the English sky, Water, weir, and tree, When I first shook out my sail Came swif...t-winged to me ; Forward, for my bows have known Touch of wind and sea. Oxford EVER her children come and go, Restless feet on her broad highways, Ever her river runneth down Blue and green 'neath the alder sprays. Ever her children come and go, Joyful hearted and ardent eyed, Ever she holds her hands to them, Patient beyond all time or tide. Ever her children leave her towers, Echoing feet by night and day, Ever her children come again O loyal hearts wide worlds away. Ever she waiteth, sunset -fired, Ever her river runneth down O weary feet from the ends of earth, Come home at last to the grey-walled town.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by May Wedderburn Cannan to read onlineMoreLess
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