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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MORNING, by GERALD LOUIS GOULD Poet's Biography
First Line: O white wind of the dawn
Last Line: Have danced upon the hills!
Subject(s): Morning
First Line: O white wind of the dawn
Last Line: Have danced upon the hills!
Subject(s): Morning
O WHITE wind of the dawn,
The path that you have trod
From night to day is drawn,
From godhead unto God!
Your face is made aware
Of ardour and surprise;
The stars are in your hair,
The Sun is in your eyes.
And all my blood is stung
To follow and to find
Another world as young
As you are, and as kind.
Ah me, how more than sweet
To shake off weight of ills,
And follow where your feet
Have danced upon the hills!
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