Beechen Poems - Poems about Beechen

...In some melodious plot Of beechen green, and shadows numberless, Singest of summer in full-throated ease. - John Keats As the deep darkness starts to spread over the verdant vale, ......

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...Every cloud has silver lining And with stories all untold From the far off ocean chambers From the far off foggy fold On the puffs of summer zephyr Come they rowing then unfold Oceans, rivule......

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...Every cloud has silver lining And with stories all untold From the far off ocean chambers From the far off foggy fold On the puffs of summer zephyr Come they rowing then unfold Oceans, rivule......

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...Gifts are scented,gifts are rosy Gifts are full of Eden shimmer Rosy Summer, sing and murmur In the silver beams of moon Sun and ocean with wind whisper On a summer scented noon Gift of scented......

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...Singing songs of days of yore Sailors, rovers, boats and hills Listen O moonish Le Mar In the dusky eve in meadows Bells of temps and beechen shadows Singing songs of Days of yore Life is f......

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...O soul of Earth, on woodland flute Sing song of lakes of Eden Green O sing in boats in far off sea O sing with cuckoos in the green O sing with heart with lark and wren Of woodland rides in bee......

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...O candles lit my temples all My gloomy gloomy darkish ways In beechen green I can not see The starry blooms, The heaven's fays O Thou votary of the lakes Votary of the clouds that float They ......

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...Inside your pain I did not see your hurt The time has come for you to fly free Life has dealt you a losing hand In death you are four of a kind My heart hurts My eyes blind Reality has not set......

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...Oh howling moaning whispering wind What does thou do in moonless night While stars are blinking in sadness And nothing else is there in sight Thou stir branches of willow tree That stood in hear......

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...When in having or showing a seemingly moderate, most humble estimate of one's great merits, and importance, free from ones vanity, egotism, boastfulness, or grateful pretensions. When free from......

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...Strips of pale silken scarf On the soft crimson light Spreading from land to sea After the blackness of night Amid sighing moonstone of seeded saturn A crow is crowing to break up the pattern. ......

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