Classic Literature
The Poems of Edward ThomasSowing

Sowing

It was a perfect day
For sowing; just
As sweet and dry was the ground
As tobacco-dust.

I tasted deep the hour
Between the far
Owl’s chuckling first soft cry
And the first star.

A long stretched hour it was;
Nothing undone
Remained; the early seeds
All safely sown.

And now, hark at the rain,
Windless and light,
Half a kiss, half a tear,
Saying good night.

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Like the Touch of Rain1 minThe Path1 minThe Combe1 minIf I Should Ever by Chance1 minWhat Shall I Give?1 minIf I Were to Own1 minAnd You, Helen1 minWhen First1 minHead and Bottle1 minAfter You Speak1 minSowing1 minWhen We Two Walked1 minIn Memoriam (Easter, 1915)1 minFifty Faggots1 minWomen He Liked1 minEarly One Morning1 minThe Cherry Trees1 minIt Rains1 minThe Huckster1 minA Gentleman1 minThe Bridge1 minFull contents of The Poems of Edward Thomas
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