To Verhaeren And Other Poems
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34 A SILVER BIRCH A silver birchen tree Stands tranquil in delight Of sun and wind and rain By day and shadowy night. Squirrels with nimble glee Sport in his boughs at noon, And when the wizard moon Serenely climbs the sky Moths in a glimmering train Circle in spectral rings, And on distracted wings The blundering bats flit by.
He knows the distant fall And cadence of the stream, Its roar in winter spate, Its murmurous flow and gleam ; He knows the cuckoo's call, The nightingale, the thrush ; H...e knows the thud and rush Of startled deer in flight ; He knows the rabbit's fate And shriek in hidden snare ; And he has seen a hare Limp bleeding out of sight.
35 With leafless boughs he stands A proud and naked king, But he remembers well Glad thrills of every Spring, Feels in his withered hands Life pulse and surge with fire, Throbs with renewed desire And buds anew with pride. He, who has seen men fell His stately brethren, laughs Beneath the sun and quaffs Rain, and is satisfied.
36 FROST MAGIC Frost has made the world for me Mist and silver filigree, Grass and bracken, bush and tree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
34 A SILVER BIRCH A silver birchen tree Stands tranquil in delight Of sun and wind and rain By day and shadowy night. Squirrels with nimble glee Sport in his boughs at noon, And when the wizard moon Serenely climbs the sky Moths in a glimmering train Circle in spectral rings, And on distracted wings The blundering bats flit by.
He knows the distant fall And cadence of the stream, Its roar in winter spate, Its murmurous flow and gleam ; He knows the cuckoo's call, The nightingale, the thrush ; H...e knows the thud and rush Of startled deer in flight ; He knows the rabbit's fate And shriek in hidden snare ; And he has seen a hare Limp bleeding out of sight.
35 With leafless boughs he stands A proud and naked king, But he remembers well Glad thrills of every Spring, Feels in his withered hands Life pulse and surge with fire, Throbs with renewed desire And buds anew with pride. He, who has seen men fell His stately brethren, laughs Beneath the sun and quaffs Rain, and is satisfied.
36 FROST MAGIC Frost has made the world for me Mist and silver filigree, Grass and bracken, bush and tree.
What to read after To Verhaeren And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Kean Seymour to read onlineMoreLess
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