Thomas William Heney Nature Poems

  • 1.
    The bridle reins hang loose in the hold of his lean left hand;
    As the tether gives, the horse bends browsing down to the sand,
    On the pommel the right hand rests with a smoking briar black,
    Whose thin rings rise and break as he gazes from the track.
    ...
  • 2.
    Now while so many turn with love and longing
    To wan lands lying in the grey North Sea,
    To thee we turn, hearts, mem'ries, all belonging,
    Dear land of ours, to thee.
    ...
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