Poems 1914 1919
Poems 1914 1919
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i8 DIFFUGERE NIVES, 1917 To J. C. S.
The snows have fled, the hail, the lashing rain, Before the Spring. The grass is starred with buttercups again.
The blackbirds sing.
Now spreads the month that feast of lovely things We loved of old. Once more the swallow glides with darkling wings Against the gold.
Now the brown bees about the peach trees boom Upon the walls ; And far away beyond the orchard's bloom The cuckoo calls.
The season holds a festival of light.
For you, for me, The shadows are abr...oad, there falls a blight On each green tree.
And every leaf unfolding, every flower Brings bitter meed ; Beauty of the morning and the evening hour Quickens our need.
All is reborn, but never any Spring Can bring back this ; Nor any fullness of midsummer bring The voice we miss.
The smiling eyes shall smile on us no more ; The laughter clear, Too far away on the forbidden shore.
We shall not hear.
Bereft of these until the day we die, We both must dwell ; Alone, alone, and haunted by the cry : " Hail and farewell !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
i8 DIFFUGERE NIVES, 1917 To J. C. S.
The snows have fled, the hail, the lashing rain, Before the Spring. The grass is starred with buttercups again.
The blackbirds sing.
Now spreads the month that feast of lovely things We loved of old. Once more the swallow glides with darkling wings Against the gold.
Now the brown bees about the peach trees boom Upon the walls ; And far away beyond the orchard's bloom The cuckoo calls.
The season holds a festival of light.
For you, for me, The shadows are abr...oad, there falls a blight On each green tree.
And every leaf unfolding, every flower Brings bitter meed ; Beauty of the morning and the evening hour Quickens our need.
All is reborn, but never any Spring Can bring back this ; Nor any fullness of midsummer bring The voice we miss.
The smiling eyes shall smile on us no more ; The laughter clear, Too far away on the forbidden shore.
We shall not hear.
Bereft of these until the day we die, We both must dwell ; Alone, alone, and haunted by the cry : " Hail and farewell !
What to read after Poems 1914 1919?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baring Maurice to read onlineMoreLess
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