The hills are tipped with sunshine, while I walk In shadows dim and cold: The unawakened rose sleeps on her stalk In a bud's fold. Until the sun flood all the world with gold. The hills are crowned with glory, and the glow Flows widening down apace: Unto the sunny hill-tops I, set low, Lift a tired face, ''" Ah happy rose, content to wait for grace I How tired a face, how tired a brain, how tired A heart I lift, who long For something never felt but still desired; Sunshine and song. Song where the choirs of sunny heaven stand choired. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...OF THE MEAN AND SURE ESTATE by THOMAS WYATT REMEMBERING NAT TURNER by STERLING ALLEN BROWN CATARINA TO CAMOENS by ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING OVERNIGHT, A ROSE by CAROLINE GILTINAN ART ABOVE NATURE: TO JULIA by ROBERT HERRICK DRINKING SONG (3) by ALCAEUS OF MYTILENE MILLS OF DESTINY by EVA K. ANGLESBURG |