Classic and Contemporary Poetry
IN SUMMER WHEN THE VALES ARE CLEAR, by HERBERT TRENCH Poet's Biography Last Line: Ye, everlasting summits, do abide in sun! Subject(s): Weather; Alps; Valleys | ||||||||
In summer when the Vales are clear ''aAnd lowland hedges toss their flowery lights, How oft the great Alps disappear ''aAnd mists invade your foreheads, O ye sovran heights! But when midwinter's bitterest power ''aMust be endured, and the chill rose is done And little farms in valleys cower ''aYe, everlasting summits, do abide in sun! | Discover our poem explanations - click here!Other Poems of Interest...BEFORE AND AFTER by CLARENCE MAJOR THE VALLEY OF FERN: PART 1 by BERNARD BARTON THE VALLEY OF FERN: PART 2 by BERNARD BARTON THE VALLEY by HARRY RANDOLPH BLYTHE LIFE IN THE VALLEY by MARK STRAND SUNSET ON THE TENNESSEE by JOHN TROTWOOD MOORE BELOVED VALE!' I SAID, 'WHEN I SHALL CON' by WILLIAM WORDSWORTH |
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