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Gordon Bottomley (Гордон Боттомли)


Elegiac Mood


From song and dream for ever gone
Are Helen, Helen of Troy,
And Cleopatra made to look upon,
And many a daring boy
Young Faust and Sigurd and Hippolytus:
They are twice dead and we must find
Great ladies yet unblemished by the mind,
Heroes and acts not cold for us
In amber or spirits of too many words.
Ay, these are murdered by much thinking on.
I hanker even for new shapes of swords,
More different sins, and raptures not yet done.
Yet, as I wait on marvels, such a bird
As maybe Sigurd heard
A thrush alighting with a little run
Out-tops the daisies as it passes
And peeps bright-eyed above the grasses.



Gordon Bottomley's other poems:
  1. To Iron-Founders and Others
  2. The End of the World
  3. The Ploughman
  4. Atlantis


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