Ballads of Lost Haven: A Book of the Sea
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Ballads of Lost Haven - Bliss Carman
Bliss Carman
Ballads of Lost Haven: A Book of the Sea
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Table of Contents
THE MARRING OF MALYN
I
THE MERRYMAKERS
II
A SAILOR'S WEDDING
III
THE LIGHT ON THE MARSH
THE NANCY'S PRIDE
ARNOLD, MASTER OF THE SCUD
THE SHIPS OF ST. JOHN
THE KING OF YS
THE KELPIE RIDERS
I
II
III
IV
V
NOONS OF POPPY
LEGENDS OF LOST HAVEN
THE SHADOW BOATSWAIN
THE MASTER OF THE ISLES
THE LAST WATCH
OUTBOUND
THE MARRING OF MALYN
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I
THE MERRYMAKERS
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Among the wintry mountains beside the Northern sea
There is a merrymaking, as old as old can be.
Over the river reaches, over the wastes of snow,
Halting at every doorway, the white drifts come and go.
They scour upon the open, and mass along the wood,
The burliest invaders that ever man withstood.
With swoop and whirl and scurry, these riders of the drift
Will mount and wheel and column, and pass into the lift.
All night upon the marshes you hear their tread go by,
And all night long the streamers are dancing on the sky.
Their light in Malyn's chamber is pale upon the floor,
And Malyn of the mountains is theirs for evermore.
She fancies them a people in saffron and in green,
Dancing for her. For Malyn is only seventeen.
Out there beyond her window, from frosty deep to deep,
Her heart is dancing with them until she falls asleep.
Then all night long through heaven, with stately to and fro,
To music of no measure, the gorgeous dancers go.
The stars are great and splendid, beryl and gold and blue,
And there are dreams for Malyn that never will come true.
Yet for one golden Yule-tide their royal guest is she,
Among the wintry mountains beside the Northern sea.
II
A SAILOR'S WEDDING
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There is a Norland laddie who sails the round sea-rim,
And Malyn of the mountains is all the world to him.
The Master of the Snowflake, bound upward from the line,
He smothers her with canvas along the crumbling brine.
He crowds her till she buries and shudders from his hand,
For in the angry sunset the watch has sighted land;
And he will brook no gainsay who goes to meet his bride.
But their will is the wind's will who traffic on the