首页
英文著作
▶
Drama(戏剧)
Essay
Fiction(小说)
NonFiction
Poetry
Young
英文名著
▶
Literature(文学)
Philosophy(哲学)
History(历史)
双语著作
双语文章
英文文章
您的位置 :
首页
>
英文著作
无
返回目录
后一篇
Email本页
收藏本页
The Shrieking Pit
Dedication
Arthur J.Rees
下载:
The Shrieking Pit.txt
本书全文检索:
TO
MY SISTERS IN AUSTRALIA
ANNIE AND FRANCES
The sea beats in at Blakeney-- Beats wild and waste at Blakeney; O'er ruined quay and cobbled street, O'er broken masts of fisher fleet, Which go no more to sea
.
The bitter pools at ebb-tide lie, In barren sands at Blakeney; Green, grey and green the marshes creep, To where the grey north waters leap By dead and silent Blakeney.
And Time is dead at Blakeney-- In old, forgotten Blakeney; What care they for Time's Scythe or Glass; Who do not feel the hours pass, Who sleep in sea-worn Blakeney?
By the old grey church in Blakeney, By quenched turret light in Blakeney, They slumber deep, they do not know, If Life's told tale is Death and Woe; Through all eternity.
But Love still lives at Blakeney, 'Tis graven deep at Blakeney; Of Love which seeks beyond the grave, Of Love's sad faith which fain would save-- The headstones tell the story.
Grave-grasses grow at Blakeney Sea pansies, sedge, and rosemary; Frail fronds thrust forth in dim dank air, A message from those lying there: Wan leaves of memory.
I send you this from Blakeney-- From distant, dreaming Blakeney; Love and Remembrance: These are sure; Though Death is strong they shall endure, Till all things cease to be.
A. J. R.
Blakeney,
Norfolk.
用户中心
本站图书检索
本书目录
Dedication
PREFACE
Chapter I
Chapter II
Chapter III
Chapter IV
Chapter V
Chapter VI
Chapter VII
Chapter VIII
Chapter IX
Chapter X
Chapter XI
Chapter XII
Chapter XIII
Chapter XIV
Chapter XV
Chapter XVI
Chapter XVII
Chapter XVIII
Chapter XIX
Chapter XX
Chapter XXI
Chapter XXII
Chapter XXIII
Chapter XXIV
Chapter XXV
Chapter XXVI
Chapter XXVII
Chapter XXVIII
Chapter XXIX
本站资源来自互联网,收录仅出于学习、研究目的,如有侵犯版权,请来信告知,将在3个工作日内做出相应的处理并答复。
CopyRight © 2021 版权所有 www.enlearning.top 站长信箱:enlearning@126.com
沪ICP备11008129-12