Poetry Explorer- Classic Contemporary Poetry, REMEMBERED SEA, by HARRY R. TRUSLER


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REMEMBERED SEA, by                    
First Line: A vast and windy poem is nightly blowing
Last Line: How clear your music and how far your reach!


A vast and windy poem is nightly blowing
Its silver words into my landlocked ears;
Again I hear the dark green music flowing
Too deep for gaiety, too strong for fears.
I would be back by moonlit waters gleaming
With hungers sharper than the spears of fate,
Lifting bright hands of phosphorescent dreaming
For the rewards of them who dream and wait.
Across the amber fields of sad September,
Sharp as salt spray, there sweeps the memory
Of dreams my rapt heart dreamed and would remember
Fresh and white-sandaled by the singing sea.
O silver songs, blue mist, and yellow beach,
How clear your music and how far your reach!





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