Tuesday, July 16, 2019

the grave (or Winds of Paradise) [Full Poem] [Temp 0.56]

` the grave--

     --The first time I dare not hide
     I'm with my door to see the sea--
         When my soul may shine
         Of products, and for you
         And melody will say
         Your wings are worth and more defeat,
         While your words are hardly said:
         You mellow they are valued
         The dewy bones that like the twilight,
     And the fire the lids hold on the walls
         Of a roaring perfect flower,
         All the harbors of delightful stars of strain.

         In the restless court of comb,
          And the storms through the trees
         Falls through the river freeze,
         And the bright priests are not white strength;
             Here with the stripes of strength
         The tractor's delicious shade:
               The stars with spirit sneer
         Of the shadowy dome of praise.

             The traction stretched the sun,
         When the soft and seat the flowers bend;
         Behold the grave in the policy of Kill,
     And the light in the storm and children's breast
         Of a horror spread and running.

     The soul and trumpet of the roaring blest.
       To the catalons
         Of the sea, and spice,
         Where it will read the sea,
         And the dead young musket of my sake:
     And they can see the distant strength;
     And stand in reach the gown of straw;
     And from the grave was round the soul with deeper thing,
     A stand in stars that come alone,
     Let them the noble thousand worlds be home.
     O rolling brightness in the street
     The grass the tramp and green to life,
       And the rain of time the dawn glided o'er,
     The sun shines by the breast of his back bestowed,
     Give the fiery tears that want the sound.
     My wanted face, and the light showed:
         For still my lips were frying
         To dare and do thy sport
         The sun that keeps them bound.

     Think the stream of the storm
         Thy streams are still as dead
         Of sheriffs tell the storm
     Of the winds that spread the strings of spotless spare,
     From his tent to bear the maidens of a glow,
     And the form of the strength of men thy following flight,
     And leaves the walls of warriors that children know,
     Their wine and strength at pleasure to the force
     A sailing stones and wolves and stars
         With beasts of stony streams,
         Where singing thee thy blessing lover,
         And sounded forms in every shore,
         And wait for human throngs alone:
         The thirty ways of words, and strengths
         From the ford of the sun.

                                                 "
                   The palace in the spare
         The tall and stars are free
         On top the water in the fields
         The day that made a horror traveled me,
         Then crawling on the bridge, where the highest struggles
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         Wind of Paradise.

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