The House of the Trees Other Poems
The House of the Trees Other Poems
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64 The Weeks that Walk in Green THE weeks that walk in green Came to my willow lane, And wrapt me in their leafy screen Against the sun and rain.
Then far and far we went By stream and wood and steep, Until, all love-worn and joy-spent, I yielded me to sleep.
And they they died unseen ; Their ghosts are haunting me The gentle ghosts that walk in green Through vales of memory.
Noonday of the Year THE streams that chattered in the cold Are sleeping in the sun ; The winds of March were overbold Un...til their race was run.
O mad with haste the morning went, But now love-warm and deep, The fields, their first ambition spent, Lie in their noonday sleep.
66 The Wind World ALONE within the wind I lie, And reck not how the seasons go ; The winter struggling through its snow, The light-winged summer flitting by.
I am not of the cloud nor mold, I move between the stars and flowers, I know the tingling touch of hours When all the storms of night unfold.
Within the wind world drifting free I hear naught of earth's murmurings, Naught but the sound of songs and wings Among the tree-tops comes to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
64 The Weeks that Walk in Green THE weeks that walk in green Came to my willow lane, And wrapt me in their leafy screen Against the sun and rain.
Then far and far we went By stream and wood and steep, Until, all love-worn and joy-spent, I yielded me to sleep.
And they they died unseen ; Their ghosts are haunting me The gentle ghosts that walk in green Through vales of memory.
Noonday of the Year THE streams that chattered in the cold Are sleeping in the sun ; The winds of March were overbold Un...til their race was run.
O mad with haste the morning went, But now love-warm and deep, The fields, their first ambition spent, Lie in their noonday sleep.
66 The Wind World ALONE within the wind I lie, And reck not how the seasons go ; The winter struggling through its snow, The light-winged summer flitting by.
I am not of the cloud nor mold, I move between the stars and flowers, I know the tingling touch of hours When all the storms of night unfold.
Within the wind world drifting free I hear naught of earth's murmurings, Naught but the sound of songs and wings Among the tree-tops comes to me.
What to read after The House of the Trees Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ethelwyn Wetherald to read onlineMoreLess
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