Poetical Works of Robert Bridges volume 2
Poetical Works of Robert Bridges volume 2
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But now 'tis Winter, child, And bitter northwinds blow, The ways are wet and wild, The land is laid in snow.
271 POEMS DUNSTONE HILL A COTTAGE built of native stone Stands on the mountain-moor alone, High from man's dwelling on the wide And solitary mountain-side, The purple mountain-side, where all The dewy night the meteors fall, And the pale stars musically set To the watery bells of the rivulet, And all day long, purple and dun, The vast moors stretch beneath the sun, The wide wind passeth ...fresh and hale, And whirring grouse and blackcock sail.
NEW POEMS, 14. ^l Ah, heavenly Peace, where dost thou dwell ? Surely 'twas here thou hadst a cell, Till flaming Love, wandering astray With fury and blood, drove thee away.
Far down across the valley deep The town is hid in smoky sleep, At moonless nightfall wakening slow Upon the dark with lurid glow : Beyond, afar the widening view Merges into the soften'd blue, Cornfield and forest, hill and stream, Fair England in her pastoral dream.
To one who looketh from this hill Life seems asleep, all is so still : Nought passeth save the travelling shade Of clouds on high that float and fade : ' Nor since this landscape saw the sun Might other motion o'er it run, Till to man's scheming heart it came To make a steed of steel and flame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But now 'tis Winter, child, And bitter northwinds blow, The ways are wet and wild, The land is laid in snow.
271 POEMS DUNSTONE HILL A COTTAGE built of native stone Stands on the mountain-moor alone, High from man's dwelling on the wide And solitary mountain-side, The purple mountain-side, where all The dewy night the meteors fall, And the pale stars musically set To the watery bells of the rivulet, And all day long, purple and dun, The vast moors stretch beneath the sun, The wide wind passeth ...fresh and hale, And whirring grouse and blackcock sail.
NEW POEMS, 14. ^l Ah, heavenly Peace, where dost thou dwell ? Surely 'twas here thou hadst a cell, Till flaming Love, wandering astray With fury and blood, drove thee away.
Far down across the valley deep The town is hid in smoky sleep, At moonless nightfall wakening slow Upon the dark with lurid glow : Beyond, afar the widening view Merges into the soften'd blue, Cornfield and forest, hill and stream, Fair England in her pastoral dream.
To one who looketh from this hill Life seems asleep, all is so still : Nought passeth save the travelling shade Of clouds on high that float and fade : ' Nor since this landscape saw the sun Might other motion o'er it run, Till to man's scheming heart it came To make a steed of steel and flame.
What to read after Poetical Works of Robert Bridges volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bridges Robert Seymour to read onlineMoreLess
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