Sappho: One Hundred Lyrics by Bliss Carman
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Bending the ash-trees
And the tall hemlocks, With the great voice of 5 Thunderous legions, How I adore thee. Let the hoarse torrent In the blue canyon, Murmuring mightily 10 Out of the grey mist Of primal chaos, Cease not proclaiming How I adore thee. Let the long rhythm 15 Of crunching rollers, Breaking and bellowing On the white seaboard, Titan and tireless, Tell, while the world stands, 20 How I adore thee. Love, let the clear call Of the tree-cricket, Frailest of creatures, Green as the young grass, 25 Mark with his trilling Resonant bell-note, How I adore thee. |
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