I wandered to a crude coast
Like a ghost;
Upon the hills I saw fires -
Funeral pyres
Seemingly - and heard breaking
Waves like distant cannonades that set the land shaking.
And so I never once guessed
A Love-nest,
Bowered and candle-lit, lay
In my way,
Till I found a hid hollow,
Where I burst on her my heart could not but follow.
The Discovery
Thomas Hardy
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Poem topics: funeral, heart, never, candle, ghost, follow, crude, love, I love you, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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