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Ebenezer Jones (Эбенизер Джонс)


High Summer


I NEVER wholly feel that summer is high,
However green the trees, or loud the birds,
However movelessly eye-winking herds
Stand in field ponds, or under large trees lie,
Till I do climb all cultured pastures by,
That hedged by hedgerows studiously fretted trim,
Smile like a lady's face with lace laced prim,
And on some moor or hill that seeks the sky
Lonely and nakedly,--utterly lie down,
And feel the sunshine throbbing on body and limb,
My drowsy brain in pleasant drunkenness swim,
Each rising thought sink back and dreamily drown,
Smiles creep o'er my face, and smother my lips, and cloy,
Each muscle sink to itself, and separately enjoy. 



Ebenezer Jones's other poems:
  1. When the World Is Burning
  2. My Wife and Child, Come Close to Me
  3. Ode to Thought
  4. Rain


Poems of another poets with the same name (Стихотворения других поэтов с таким же названием):

  • Katharine Tynan (Кэтрин Тайнен) High Summer ("Pinks and syringa in the garden closes")

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