The Poems of Richard Watson GilderHoughton Mifflin, 1908 - 485 páginas |
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... DARK " A RIDDLE OF LOVERS THE DARK ROOM . ( A Parable ) . BEFORE SUNRISE • " THE WOODS THAT BRING THE SUNSET NEAR ' SUNSET FROM THE TRAIN " AFTER SORROW'S NIGHT " A NOVEMBER CHILD AT NIGHT CRADLE SONG " NINE YEARS " 87 88 89 " 9 89 90 ...
... DARK " A RIDDLE OF LOVERS THE DARK ROOM . ( A Parable ) . BEFORE SUNRISE • " THE WOODS THAT BRING THE SUNSET NEAR ' SUNSET FROM THE TRAIN " AFTER SORROW'S NIGHT " A NOVEMBER CHILD AT NIGHT CRADLE SONG " NINE YEARS " 87 88 89 " 9 89 90 ...
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... DARK THE SOLEMN SUNSET " " WINDS TO THE SILENT MORN " THE UNRETURNING TWO YEARS . IN PALESTINE AND OTHER POEMS PART I IN PALESTINE THE ANGER OF CHRIST THE BIRDS OF BETHLEHEM · 231 • 232 • 232 233 233 234 · · 234 • · 235 235 239 242 ...
... DARK THE SOLEMN SUNSET " " WINDS TO THE SILENT MORN " THE UNRETURNING TWO YEARS . IN PALESTINE AND OTHER POEMS PART I IN PALESTINE THE ANGER OF CHRIST THE BIRDS OF BETHLEHEM · 231 • 232 • 232 233 233 234 · · 234 • · 235 235 239 242 ...
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Richard Watson Gilder. THE NEW DAY A POEM IN SONGS AND SONNETS THE NEW DAY PRELUDE THE night was dark , tho.
Richard Watson Gilder. THE NEW DAY A POEM IN SONGS AND SONNETS THE NEW DAY PRELUDE THE night was dark , tho.
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... Dark and more dark against the brightening sky - Sharper against the sky the long sea line . The hollows of the breakers on the shore Were green like leaves whereon no sun doth shine , Tho ' sunlight make the outer branches hoar . From ...
... Dark and more dark against the brightening sky - Sharper against the sky the long sea line . The hollows of the breakers on the shore Were green like leaves whereon no sun doth shine , Tho ' sunlight make the outer branches hoar . From ...
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... darkness lightning , and after the lightning fire that consumed every green thing ; and the singing birds fell dying upon the blackened grass . The thunder and the flame past , but it was still dark till a ray of light touched the ...
... darkness lightning , and after the lightning fire that consumed every green thing ; and the singing birds fell dying upon the blackened grass . The thunder and the flame past , but it was still dark till a ray of light touched the ...
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AUGUSTUS SAINT-GAUDENS beauty behold birds brave breath bright bring burn child dark dawn dead dear death deep divine doth dread dream earth EMMA LAZARUS eternal eyes face faith faithful songs fate fire flame flower forever Glen Gilder golden gray hast hath hear heard heart heaven hero hight hills hour human immortal John Keats JOSEPHINE SHAW LOWELL knew land light living look loveliness lover memory midnight rose mighty morning mortal mountain murmur MUSIC IN DARKNESS neath never night o'er once pain passion peace poet poet's praise rose shadow shadow falls shine SHOTTERY silent singing skies sleep smile song sorrow soul sound spirit starry stars strange summer sunset sweet swift tears thee thine thou art thought thrill tree trembling true song twilight twixt Tyringham Valley valley voice waves wild wind wonder word
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