Nature

Tidals

by Cale Young Rice 1872–1943

From Sea Poems (1921)

Nature

Low along the sea, low along the sea,
The gray gulls are flying, and one sail swings;
The tide is foaming in; the soft wind sighing;
The brown kelp is stretching, to the surf, harp-strings.

Low along the sea, low along the sea,
The gray gulls are flying, and one sail fades;
The tide is foaming out; the soft wind dying;
And white stars are peeping from the night's pale shades.

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Rice, Cale Young. “Tidals.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/rice/247/.

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