Haworth Moors in August

 


"I've seen the purple heather-bell
Look out by many a storm-worn stone
And oh, I've known such music swell,
Such wild notes wake these passes lone - 

So soft, yet so intensely felt,
So low, yet so distinctly heard,
My breath would pause, my eyes would melt
And my tears dew the green heath-sward -

I'd linger here a summer day 
Nor care how fast the hours flew by
Nor mark the sun's departing ray
Smile sadly glorious from the sky - 

~ Emily Brontë, from "A Farewll to Alexandria"~
















































































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