June Nights - Victor Hugo Poem by Tom Billsborough
June Nights - Victor Hugo
Rating: ★2.8
In Summer, day over, the sweet flowering plain
Pours out afar its sensuous odour.
Eyes closed, ears half open to every refrain
We only doze gently in a transparent slumber.
The stars are purer, the shade seems pleasanter.
A hazy half-day tints the eternal dome
And the sweet pale dawn, awaiting her hour
On Night's lower lip seems to hover and roam.
Wednesday, July 13, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: summer time
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Translation of a poem by Victor Hugo, French poet and Novelist
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