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Louise Imogen Guiney (Луиза Имоджен Гвини)


Shropshire Landscape


Vague, in a silver sheen
Rayed from their armour green,
Some aged limes upstand;
Nigh fields kindle and shine:
Beauty incarnadine!
What thrill of what Uranian wine
So flushed the placid land?

All tints of a broken wave
Light the leafy architrave,
Far up the cloudy spring;
And the ploughed soil ruddier glows
Than the ruby or the rose,
Or the moon, when the harvest goes
Beneath her blazing wing.

Trees keep the broad outpost;
Dusk, by their dusky host,
Long-loved Severn glides.
Thence, towards the hilly south,
Like a queen, battle-wroth,
Upon a vermeil saddle-cloth,
The three-spired city rides.



Louise Imogen Guiney's other poems:
  1. Florentin
  2. On the Same (continued)
  3. In a Ruin, after a Thunder-Storm
  4. Strikers in Hyde Park
  5. The Graham Tartan to a Graham


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