Some Soldier Poets
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' the rascal cries. The green tree beats its wings And fills the air with sighs. ' Wild ! wild ! ' the rascal sings. But your feet are in the gutter !
Men pass beneath the trees Walking the pavement grey, They hear the whisperings tease And at the word he utters Their hearts are green and gay.
Then like the gay, green trees, They beat proud wings to fly, But like the fluttering trees, Their footprints mark the gutters Until the beggars die. " This poem has great beauty of structure ; it follows... an inevitable course from outstart to the happy last line. Yet the first line for the sake of a pat rhyme is contorted and rendered ambiguous to the ear and really runs — " What is it says the breeze " — 90 F. W. HARVF. Y which seems to demand punctuation thus — " ' What is it ? ' says the breeze "— whereas the sense is as I have amended it. Besides this, the two latter stanzas distinctly fall off in aptness of phrase as compared with the first two.
The poems entitled Recognition and The Little Road and the first of the two Ballades are also not only truly inspired and well designed, but spoilt in similar ways.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' the rascal cries. The green tree beats its wings And fills the air with sighs. ' Wild ! wild ! ' the rascal sings. But your feet are in the gutter !
Men pass beneath the trees Walking the pavement grey, They hear the whisperings tease And at the word he utters Their hearts are green and gay.
Then like the gay, green trees, They beat proud wings to fly, But like the fluttering trees, Their footprints mark the gutters Until the beggars die. " This poem has great beauty of structure ; it follows... an inevitable course from outstart to the happy last line. Yet the first line for the sake of a pat rhyme is contorted and rendered ambiguous to the ear and really runs — " What is it says the breeze " — 90 F. W. HARVF. Y which seems to demand punctuation thus — " ' What is it ? ' says the breeze "— whereas the sense is as I have amended it. Besides this, the two latter stanzas distinctly fall off in aptness of phrase as compared with the first two.
The poems entitled Recognition and The Little Road and the first of the two Ballades are also not only truly inspired and well designed, but spoilt in similar ways.
What to read after Some Soldier Poets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T Sturge Thomas Sturge Moore to read onlineMoreLess
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