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Barcroft Henry Thomas Boake (Баркрофт Боук) A Song I've a kiss from a warmer lover Than maiden earth can be: She blew it up to the skies above her, And now it has come to me; From the far-away it has come today With a breath of the old salt sea. She lay and laughed on a lazy billow, Far away on the deep, Who had gathered the froth for my lady's pillow - Gathered a sparkling heap; And the ocean's cry was the lullaby That cradled my love to sleep. Far away on the blue Pacific There doth my lady roam, That is oft-times gay, but as oft terrific: Her jewels are beads of foam: In a coral cave, where a blue-green wave Keeps guard, is my lady's home. She claps her hands, and her henchman hurries West of the sunset sheen: 'Tis he who comes when a mist-wrack scurries, Skirting the deep ravine; And my heart is stirred by the loving word He carries me from my queen. A drop distilled from a lotos flower - That is the magic key To unlock the cage, and my soul has power To gather itself and flee, At my love's behest, where she waits her guest In a palace beneath the sea. Joy is ours that is almost anguish: Pain that is almost sweet: We kiss; and the ocean creatures languish Jealously at our feet; The sight grows dim, and the senses swim When I and my lady greet. There to dream, while the soul is swooning Under a woven spell - Hushed to sleep by her tender crooning Learnt from the ocean swell - There to rest on her jewelled breast, To love and be loved as well! Barcroft Henry Thomas Boake's other poems: Poems of another poets with the same name (Стихотворения других поэтов с таким же названием): ![]() Количество обращений к стихотворению: 1356 |
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