Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SUMMER AND WINTER, by MAURICE ROY RIDLEY Poet's Biography First Line: We'll rest among hot summer scents Last Line: Of an old folio. Subject(s): Oxford University | ||||||||
WE'LL rest among hot summer scents, In the deep heather bed, And see the warm true bracken brown, And the bright rowan red; Or climb at dawn to the hill-top, Where the clean winds are born, And look down on the rich plough land, And the long swell of the corn. When the North-Easter whines without, To the small turret room We'll climb, and talk of the old times In the warm firelit gloom; Or silent sit, while in the blaze Rise dreams of long ago, Or slowly turn the yellow leaves Of an old folio. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...CHRIST CHURCH MEADOWS, OXFORD by DONALD HALL OXFORD, THIRTY YEARS AFTER by JOHN UPDIKE THE SCHOLAR GIPSY by MATTHEW ARNOLD THE SPIRES OF OXFORD by WINIFRED MARY LETTS THE TALENTED MAN by WINTHROP MACKWORTH PRAED SONNET: ON HAVING DINED AT TRINITY COLLEGE, OXFORD by JOHN CODRINGTON BAMPFYLDE THE BALLAD OF MY FRIEND by J. D. BEAZLEY LETTER TO B.W. PROCTOR, ESQ., FROM OXFORD; MAY, 1825 by THOMAS LOVELL BEDDOES THE RETURN by MAURICE ROY RIDLEY |
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