Poemas sobre el tema: hound

Poemas sobre el tema «hound» en Poets.by.

TristeJohn Freeman

The Hounds

Far off a lonely hound Telling his loneliness all round To the dark woods, dark hills, and darker sea; And, answering, the sound Of that yet lonelier sea-hound Telling his loneliness to the solitary stars. Hearing, the kennelled hound Some neighbourhood and comfort found, And slept beneath the comfortless high stars. But that wild sea-hound Unkennelled, called all night all round-- The unneighboured and uncomforted cold sea.
InspiradorHazel Hall

Finished To-Night

I have unleashed my hands, like hounds, And I must not call them back; They are off with virile bounds On the hidden quarry's track. Though there come rain or sun — Fleet and lean and white. They will follow the scent until they run The quarry to earth, and the quarry is night.
InspiradorElinor Wylie

Madman's Song

Better to see your cheek grown hollow, Better to see your temple worn, Than to forget to follow, follow, After the sound of a silver horn. Better to bind your brow with willow And follow, follow until you die, Than to sleep with your head on a golden pillow, Nor lift it up when the hunt goes by. Better to see your cheek grown sallow And your hair grown gray, so soon, so soon, Than to forget to hallo, hallo, After the milk-white hounds of the moon.
InspiradorArthur Stringer

Hill-Top Hours

I am through with regret. No more shall I kennel with pain. I have called to this whimpering soul, This soul that is sodden with tears And sour with the reek of the years! And now we shall glory in light! Like a tatter of sail in the wind, Like a tangle of net on the sand, Like a hound stretched out in the heat, My soul shall lie in the sun, And be drowsy with peace, And not think of the past!