The Parting

As Men in Greenland left beheld the sun

From their horizon run;

And thought upon the sad half-year

Of cold and darkness they must suffer there:

So on my parting mistress did I look;

With such swoln eyes my farewell took;

Ah, my fair star! said I;

Ah, those blest lands to which bright Thou dost fly!

In vain the men of learning comfort me,

And say I ‘m in a warm degree;

Say what they please, I say and swear

‘T is beyond eighty at least, if you’re not here.

It is, it is; I tremble with the frost,

And know that I the day have lost;

And those wild things which men they call,

I find to be but bears or foxes all.

Return, return, gay planet of mine East,

Of all that shines thou much the best!

And, as thou now descend’st to sea,

More fair and fresh rise up from thence to me!

Thou, who in many a propriety,

So truly art the sun to me,

Add one more likeness (which I’m sure you can)

And let me and my sun beget a man!

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Poems in English 

• A Man, They Made a God by Walid Saba by Poetry In English
• A Kind of Life by Stanley Wilkin by Poetry In English
• A Gemini’s Hurt by Stephen Allen by Poetry In English
• A Dogs Love Is a Never Ending Game by Stacey Chillemi by Poetry In English
• A Carta/The Letter by Soaroir de Campos by Poetry In English
• I stood musing in a black world by Stephen Crane by Stephen Crane
• I saw a man pursuing the horizon by Stephen Crane by Stephen Crane
• I met a seer by Stephen Crane by Stephen Crane
• I looked here by Stephen Crane by Stephen Crane
• I explain the silvered passing of a ship at night, by Stephen Crane by Stephen Crane
• God lay dead in heaven by Stephen Crane by Stephen Crane
• God fashioned the ship of the world carefully. by Stephen Crane by Stephen Crane
• Friend, your white beard sweeps the ground by Stephen Crane by Stephen Crane
• Forth went the candid man by Stephen Crane by Stephen Crane
• Each small gleam was a voice, by Stephen Crane by Stephen Crane
• A man went before a strange God by Stephen Crane by Stephen Crane
• A man toiled on a burning road by Stephen Crane by Stephen Crane
• A man saw a ball of gold in the sky by Stephen Crane by Stephen Crane
• A man said to the universe: by Stephen Crane by Stephen Crane
• A man feared that he might find an assassin by Stephen Crane by Stephen Crane

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