Poems
Poems
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I am lost !
I have come to my last day ! " And forward he falls on his face in the road As if there he had been hurled, And he feels himself falling in darkness down To the bottom of the world.
64 SHAWN MacNEE.
He lay like the dead, without sight or sense, For how long he never knew. When he came to himself, in a tremble of dread, Like the wind of the hill he flew.
The moon came out, and the moon in the sky Ran with him as he ran ; It mocked him, he thought, with a mouth awry, Like the face of ...an evil man.
He thought in his fear that the road ran, too.
And that he was standing still, And that all his steps were but the steps Of a man treading a mill.
He came to a hill, and the hill he thought Had never a top at all For higher it rose the higher he got And threatened him like a wall.
At last, at last, and at very long last He wins his weary race; He is nearing now the old cross-roads That is close to his own place.
65 SHAWN MacNEE.
But what is that crowd that comes to the cross ?
And what is that Thing they bear ?
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Boyd to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am lost !
I have come to my last day ! " And forward he falls on his face in the road As if there he had been hurled, And he feels himself falling in darkness down To the bottom of the world.
64 SHAWN MacNEE.
He lay like the dead, without sight or sense, For how long he never knew. When he came to himself, in a tremble of dread, Like the wind of the hill he flew.
The moon came out, and the moon in the sky Ran with him as he ran ; It mocked him, he thought, with a mouth awry, Like the face of ...an evil man.
He thought in his fear that the road ran, too.
And that he was standing still, And that all his steps were but the steps Of a man treading a mill.
He came to a hill, and the hill he thought Had never a top at all For higher it rose the higher he got And threatened him like a wall.
At last, at last, and at very long last He wins his weary race; He is nearing now the old cross-roads That is close to his own place.
65 SHAWN MacNEE.
But what is that crowd that comes to the cross ?
And what is that Thing they bear ?
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Boyd to read onlineMoreLess
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