The Wanderer And Other Poems
The Wanderer And Other Poems
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The old sweet steps we know, That flow together, and flow In the stately dances of virginity.
Earth Spirit : Ah, whither, whither, whither, White Bird that wendest hither. White Dove across the Sea ?
Venus answers nothing, always looking wistfully before Her.
Earth Spirit, aside : As in a dream, Moving She doth not move : The ages stream By Her — She stems their tide Poised on a shell — doth prove Their murmuring flow, and silent doth abide.
The Wanderer 2 i South Wind : Maiden, Ask Her not whi...ther ! About Her feet Invisibly, Her httle bark is laden With mystery, With all that is not born And is to be.
West Wind : From far beyond the Past, By paths untried, With empty hands, as one forlorn. Mere jetsam of the wanton tide. Naked, and carried on a shell, at last She is come hither, — She, Immortal Wanderer through Time, Child of Eternity !
Sung in the Grove : Are Thy feet wandering feet ? Are Thy hands vain ? Heavy Thy flight — Burdened with bitter-sweet Of night and day. Promise obscure of pain And ever-incomplete Delight ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The old sweet steps we know, That flow together, and flow In the stately dances of virginity.
Earth Spirit : Ah, whither, whither, whither, White Bird that wendest hither. White Dove across the Sea ?
Venus answers nothing, always looking wistfully before Her.
Earth Spirit, aside : As in a dream, Moving She doth not move : The ages stream By Her — She stems their tide Poised on a shell — doth prove Their murmuring flow, and silent doth abide.
The Wanderer 2 i South Wind : Maiden, Ask Her not whi...ther ! About Her feet Invisibly, Her httle bark is laden With mystery, With all that is not born And is to be.
West Wind : From far beyond the Past, By paths untried, With empty hands, as one forlorn. Mere jetsam of the wanton tide. Naked, and carried on a shell, at last She is come hither, — She, Immortal Wanderer through Time, Child of Eternity !
Sung in the Grove : Are Thy feet wandering feet ? Are Thy hands vain ? Heavy Thy flight — Burdened with bitter-sweet Of night and day. Promise obscure of pain And ever-incomplete Delight ?
What to read after The Wanderer And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Bryan Binns to read onlineMoreLess
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