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Clinton Scollard (Клинтон Сколлард) Wild Geese Along the ocean's shingly edge, Athwart the turquoise sweep of sky, The wild geese in a winged wedge Go darkling by. From far lagoons be-plumed with palm, By cove and cape, by bluff and bay, Through depths of storm, through vasts of calm, They speed their way. The pharos flashes on their flight; They do not heed its beckoning beam; The great North, stretching weird and white, Lures like a dream; Lures, and they answer to the call; Charms, and they yield them to the spell, Moved ever by a subtle thrall Inscrutable. Do you not feel it, comrade, too, The inescapable delight, The mounting rapture, that bids you Take vernal flight? Clinton Scollard's other poems: Распечатать (Print) Количество обращений к стихотворению: 1216 |
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