A Lute of Jade : selections from the classical poets of China by L. (Launcelot) Cranmer-Byng
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and never a concrete form.
Impressions of a Traveller In a silent, desolate spot, In the night stone-frozen and clear, The wanderer's hand on the sail Is gripped by the fingers of fear. He looketh afar o'er the waves, Wind-ruffled and deep and green; And the mantle of Autumn lies Over wood and hill and ravine. 'Tis Autumn! -- time of decay, And the dead leaves' 'wildering flight; And the mantle of Autumn lies On the wanderer's soul to-night! Desolation |
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