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Born in January 19, 1906 / Died in August 23, 1939 / New Zealand / English

Poems by Hyde Robin

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Awakener

... n some loneliest treeOver and over, the shining threnodyOf few clear notes haunts the enchanted bird ...

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Defeat

... heir hearts like prows furrowed some sea of dreaming,Still had their weary eyes envisioned an argosy ...

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The Dusk Folk

... t of your heart, and the shadowy shrillGhost of challenge that rises from the throat of the daffodil ...

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The Forsaken

... that out of their breaking, some music is wrung,But never for us has the strange blind wanderer sung ...

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Growing Old

... shall have naught but wondering pity for thoseThat are all of loveliness now, the flame and the rose ...

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Half Moon

... uld wear your beauty like a flower,To crush with jests and cast asideIn one unpitying, splendid hour ...

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Hanmer Woods

... as these:Bright flax gleaming through the foreign larches,And a bellbird chiming in the maple trees ...

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In Darkness

... God is no lessThan any galaxy, then --Than the farthest palace of dreamsBuilt for the longing of men ...

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The Last Gift

... ay come to trouble the eyes of the blind,With the flame of beauty suddenly caught and clad in a word ...

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Orchids

... long,And that strange steely look -- yet not too strong,Not strong enough to stand the wind and rain ...

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Outcast

... omfort me,And one white star over the black pines stole --I think her joy was to make sick men whole ...

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Persephone in Winter

... lute-string soundOf hesitant waters underground,Only the ice-blue water-dripsAre secret as her lips ...

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Silence

... uiet as two rivers meeting,Which, drawn together, sparkling up in foam,Slide into one bright seeking ...

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The Vestal

... about her head --And awe is in the eyes that down the gladeWatch her move forward, taut and unafraid ...

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The Wayfarer

... e dust, thy lips for the victor's smile,And thy dream for the blue of dusk that fringes Avilion isle ...