English poem
Viii
by Bliss Carman
Up by the idling, idling bell The tide comes in; And to the restless heart to-day The wind has many things to say; The sea has many a tale to tell His younger kin.
The gray sea-horses troop and roam; The shadows fly Along the wind-floor at their heels; And where the golden daylight wheels, A white gull searches the blue dome With keening cry.