The Full Tide - Free Audiobook
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The Full Tide
THE SNARE
THE SNARE
Loose me and let me go!
I am not yours.
I do not know
Your dark name ev'n, O Powers
That out of the deep rise
And wave your arms
To weave strange charms.
Though the snare of eyes
You weave for me,
As a pool lies
In wait for the moon when she
Out of the deep will rise;
And though you set
Like mist your net;
And though my feet you catch,
O dark, strange Powers,
You may not snatch
My soul, or call it yours.
Out of your snare I rise
And pass your charms,
Nor feel your harms.
You loose me and I go:
O see the arms
Spread for me! lo,
His lips break your charms.
From the deep did He rise
And round me set
His Love for net.
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LibriVox volunteers bring you 17 recordings of The Full Tide by John Frederick Freeman. This was the Weekly Poetry project for May 8, 2023. ------ John Frederick Freeman was an English poet and essayist, who gave up a successful career in insurance to write full-time. This sea-side offering is taken from his POEMS NEW AND OLD (1920) (Summary by Wikipedia )
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