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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
A SONG OF SUMMER, by KATHARINE TYNAN Poet's Biography First Line: Oh, sweet it is in summer Last Line: Of love and pain and all high mysteries. Alternate Author Name(s): Hinkson, Katharine Tynan | |||
OH, sweet it is in Summer, When leaves are fair and long, To lie amid lush, scented grass, Where gold and grey the shadows pass, A swift, unresting throng; And hear low river voices Sing o'er the shining sands, That seem a glory garb to wear Of emerald and jacinth rare, The work of fairy hands; And see afar the mountains, heaven-kissed, Shine through the white rain's silvery-sheeted mist. Oh, fair the balmy morning, When gay the sun doth ride, And white plumes sail against the blue, And all the land is fresh with dew, And sweet the hay-fields wide! Yet fairer windless evening, When the pale vesper star Parts her long veil of dusky hair, And looks with gentle eyes and fair From palaces afar, And sings the nightingale to tranced skies Of love and pain and all high mysteries. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...OF AN ORCHARD by KATHARINE TYNAN SHEEP AND LAMBS by KATHARINE TYNAN THE SAD MOTHER by KATHARINE TYNAN A CHILD'S DAY by KATHARINE TYNAN A DAY-DREAMER by KATHARINE TYNAN A NEW OLD SONG by KATHARINE TYNAN A PRAYER FOR LIGHT by KATHARINE TYNAN A SONG OF A GARDEN by KATHARINE TYNAN |
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