Wednesday, September 25, 2019

XXXVII. ON Her Crojecte of Town [Full Poem] [Temp. 0.796]

Sometimes the way to determine a poem's beginning and end fail, like in this poem. The posted part of it is actually in the middle of what seems to be a larger poem.

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XXXVII.
ON Her Crojecte of Town

The golden Month ago,
Twenty years ago.
I sown them at the stone
The politics such a bird,
And understands to learn'd again,
And slay this intriguent,
For lips free to a mountain rise;
Nor breath the solemn floors will please.
Rising there the pair of the sky.
The flame must make my board.
And fell the soles of my breath,
You might not quickly leave
So down the stars alone.
And the landlord of tufts
A martyr quivy--and the procession sensed:
Spare the morning cribbed, although the soft costume
Her teeming whether potentates should be vain,
And never as the mighty vision of the most.
Such servisions of the world, the right degree
The conversation in the storm, unsuffer'd,
In the solesm wealth of the end, and fallows, now
Because and native chanted one.
Now a meal dear martyrs held the prize
Fills up with the starting to the still,
And the lambs' fluxe
This peaceful swelling art,
And never schemes, to build the smiling lip,
The force of your foes the living ruddy
And thought of such as earth more careers.
The season bad, beyond the heart begins
O hiding giving higher, and her father,
Or collected product. Streets the wild sweet oftender were,
O blossom, I forgetten of being lest
To uncompass the one or health, and seal,
And then fair manner and the earlier breast,
But this is scarcely mild, no more than those raten rise,
That in a fate for who would run
That runs, a strain, the idiotic of flesh
Panel to other conforms of gill, tremendous oak,
Incipe, or quiet will.
Crows widened thro' a gold Circle!
You your little children, threatening me,
Where you descend down, the brazen gardens thus?
You sing about the storm of town,
For central and dead?
Or the million ones through wine
Or the chord to make who, will just stand;
The simple time
So that you could speak gold:
The wind is full of sail
And every day with schemes
I used to blow;
The frog that had spent the mill,
And will be worth 't is any rose
And while your puts should be known,
   But, when the land is well wanted to think,
And while you're toing to glide thee window, where
While yet yet following thro' the early Envy,
And the storm that can admit for the minor death,
Indulge for you our book, the heavy shore,
Nor fibre, and to the depths of light,
They sorrow your hands, I lie too wide,
And leave some heart! the small man's eye!
I sing in bloodies, --
Some and the pavement of the verse?
I breathed my trusted youthful heart.
yet only standing with the scheme that flies,
And slumber by false arms, and I,
The foe we bend the window free!

XXXVII.
I am half the moon that heroes wrench of other stores,
It is a hundred times to speak.
He strikes from stone on the stars,
And the glass of light and laughter
In the lake of the charged, and put the meaning brooks --
O Mother, the Milton Rose
That straggled women beautiful
The purple round the head done.
At length conserve that thought the deer would he
Thou wert the rider of cold whiskey
The Eternal green, but I have been
To read thy revertal eye,
And such thy wings be pledging touched the instinct-
And full of speaking by the gathering heart:
What, time like thighs the striped maid shower,
Or what thy stronghing hated world a day,
With winter songs to fire at all the processes,
And O the wall, vivid monstron mourning far,
And smile and scalypras in his cavalry,
And to the rain's ends split as if we flee,
On other crimson demons the God and Lord
Of ministers and fleshes were not Troy,
And they have seen the lustrous fame of huge,
Theward dishonour'd was wholewed; stared with dark,
Or sweeping while the sound of gladness heard.
He slips the bust he falls aside
when Portugence begged silken light.

XVIII
The only tongue was flying oft,
By this being thinking thou shalt dare,
And quietly refuse to-morrow.
  That Justice it has flown
And could not see the dead.

XXX.
'T A star-flock of love, and I believe
Could care of speech; what coloss there you see
Counsel in the sweat, the fire gets stoned
Are the deep lonely.

XXXV.
THE SAMARY.
I got him to the lady beside
The summer night mourn, --
A bad and a the world is born;
And strange and true, --
The simple thing
To rapt me like a banquety,
To her รข€¦ Nature like the Earth!
O time this day I think the drum
O my home is done, --

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