WebList of poems by Coming Home 1 total Sort:Popular A - Z Chronologically Share your thoughts on Coming Home's poems with the community: 0 Comments Notify me of new … WebWhen I stepped homeward to my hill, Dusk went before with quiet tread; The bare laced branches of the trees. Were as a mist about its head. Upon its leaf-brown breast the rocks. Like great grey sheep lay silentwise, Between the birch trees’ gleaming arms, The faint stars trembled in the skies. The white brook met me half-way up,
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WebComing Home To Myself by Oriah Mountain Dreamer What is this strange reunion, this homecoming to someone I did not know I had left? Bittersweet, it’s hard to separate the joy of returning to myself from the sadness of missing the one who is gone. What is lost and what is found are tangled together, like legs caught in the bed sheets WebBest Poems about Home. 1 Home is So Sad by Philip Larkin. 2 At Home by Christina Rossetti. 3 A Child’s Garden by Rudyard Kipling. 4 The Housewife by Charlotte Anna Perkins Gilman. 5 Odysseus and Telemachus by Joseph Brodsky. 6 The House Was Quiet and The World Was Calm by Wallace Stevens. 7 Home by Edward Thomas. WebTurn you in and sit you down. Peace is come and wars are over, Welcome you and welcome all, While the charger crops the clover And his bridle hangs in stall. Now no more of winters biting, Filth in trench from fall to spring, Summers full of sweat and fighting For the Kesar or the King. Rest you, charger, rust you, bridle; thornhill history