Poems, First Series
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For she feels a brooding cloud of memory in the air, A lingering thing there that makes her sit bowed With hollow shining eyes, as the night-fire dies.
And stare softly at the ember, and try to remember Something sorrowful and far, something sweet and vaguely seen Like an early evening star when the sky is pale green: A quiet silver tower that climbed in an hour.
Or a ghost like a flower, or a flower like a queen: Something holy in the past that came and did not last.
But she knows not what it ...w^§, [86] A HOUSE Now very quietly, and rather mournfully, In clouds of hyacinth the sun retires, And all the stubble-fields that were so warm to him Keep but in memory their borrowed fires.
And I, the traveller, break, still unsatisfied, From that faint exquisite celestial strand.
And turn and see again the only dwelling-place In this wide wilderness of darkening land.
The house, that house, now what change has come to it, Its crude red-brick fagade, its roof of slate; What imperceptible swift hand has given it A new, a wonderful, a queenly state?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For she feels a brooding cloud of memory in the air, A lingering thing there that makes her sit bowed With hollow shining eyes, as the night-fire dies.
And stare softly at the ember, and try to remember Something sorrowful and far, something sweet and vaguely seen Like an early evening star when the sky is pale green: A quiet silver tower that climbed in an hour.
Or a ghost like a flower, or a flower like a queen: Something holy in the past that came and did not last.
But she knows not what it ...w^§, [86] A HOUSE Now very quietly, and rather mournfully, In clouds of hyacinth the sun retires, And all the stubble-fields that were so warm to him Keep but in memory their borrowed fires.
And I, the traveller, break, still unsatisfied, From that faint exquisite celestial strand.
And turn and see again the only dwelling-place In this wide wilderness of darkening land.
The house, that house, now what change has come to it, Its crude red-brick fagade, its roof of slate; What imperceptible swift hand has given it A new, a wonderful, a queenly state?
What to read after Poems, First Series?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Squire, John Collings, Sir, 1884-1958 to read onlineMoreLess
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