The Vigil of Venus and Other Poems by "Q" by Sir Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch
page 81 of 90 (90%)
page 81 of 90 (90%)
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By quays tormented,
Storm-bitten streets; Came to the Haven Crying, "Ah, shelter us, The strayed ambassadors, Love's lost legation On a comfortless coast!" Nay, but a little sleep, A little folding Of petals to the lull Of quiet rainfalls-- Here in my garden, In angle sheltered From north and east wind-- Softly shall recreate The courage of charity, Henceforth not to me only Breathing the message. Clean-breath'd Sirens! Hencefore the mariner. TO A FRIEND Here in the fairway |
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