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Edward Thomas (Эдвард Томас)


The Sheiling


IT stands alone
Up in a land of stone
All worn like ancient stairs,
A land of rocks and trees
Nourished on wind and stone.

And all within
Long delicate has been;
By arts and kindliness
Coloured, sweetened, and warmed
For many years has been.

Safe resting there
Men hear in the travelling air
But music, pictures see
In the same daily land
Painted by the wild air.

One maker's mind
Made both, and the house is kind
To the land that gave it peace,
And the stone has taken the house
To its cold heart and is kind.



Edward Thomas's other poems:
  1. There's Nothing like the Sun
  2. An Old Song
  3. When He Should Laugh
  4. The Gallows
  5. “Home”


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