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Main » 2010 » March » 30 » "...THY REST" by Walter de la Mare
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"...THY REST" by Walter de la Mare

What do you think of this poem? Try to look up far into the distance.

Walter de la Mare

One moment take thy rest!

One moment take thy rest.
Out of mere nought in space
Beauty moved human breast
To tell in this far face
A dream in noonday seen.
Never to fade or pass;
A breath-time's mute delight;
A joy in flight:
The aught desire doth mean
Sighing, Alas!



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I don't know why, but it is difficult to understand... By the way it has a style, rhythm, taste. It is a deep poem.

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