Classic and Contemporary Poetry
STRETHA, by EDITH HURLEY First Line: The high hills of stretha Last Line: Forever lost to me. Subject(s): Homesickness | ||||||||
The high hills of Stretha, Within my native land, Are like a rank of soldiers, So sturdily they stand. So green the waving tree-top, So blue the curving sky, My heart is with the mountains And will be till I die. The far hills of Stretha Can hear the ocean's roll, The lonely birds of Stretha Are crying in my soul. No lovelier thing I dream of, No lovelier thing I know, Than Stretha's fiery roses And Stretha's gleaming snow. The high hills of Stretha March downward to the sea; The dear hills of Stretha Forever lost to me. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...PLAINT OF THE DISGUSTED BRITON IN THE STATES by GEORGE SANTAYANA OUTSIDE FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA by JAMES WRIGHT HOME-THOUGHTS, FROM ABROAD by ROBERT BROWNING MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME by STEPHEN COLLINS FOSTER HOMESICK BLUES by JAMES LANGSTON HUGHES SEVEN TIMES SEVEN [- LONGING FOR HOME] by JEAN INGELOW SONNET: TO L.T. IN FLORENCE by THOMAS BAILEY ALDRICH WINTER NIGHT SONG by SARA TEASDALE ANGLOSAXON STREET by EARL (EARLE) BIRNEY MILTON'S PRAYER [OF PATIENCE, OR, IN BLINDNESS] by ELIZABETH LLOYD HOWELL |
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