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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
HOW LOUDLY MOANS THE UNHAPPY WEST, by HENRY PATMORE Poet's Biography
Last Line: That soon shall show the east
Subject(s): Sea; Storms
Last Line: That soon shall show the east
Subject(s): Sea; Storms
How loudly moans the unhappy West,
Making the sad sea roar,
The sea that hates the hope of rest
Howling against the shore.
The unhappy sighing of the night.
Ere night has passed, has ceased;
The heaving sea expects the light
That soon shall show the East.
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