Set (drama)
In drama, the set (or setting) is the location of a story's "action".This article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by fixing it.
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They will forget their sad uprooting, lost
Should be their setting; once more they will dream
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The south wind smells of the pungent sea,
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A drowsy swallow stirs in the eaves.
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Though the tulips stand on tiptoe to hear,
As you are mine, Sweetheart, give all!
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What is poetry? Is it a mosaic
Into a pattern? Rather glass that's taught
And glowing with a sumptuous splendor, make
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Loon Point
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Softly the birch trees rustle
As the water takes and leaves,
Which fall from loose-bound sheaves,
Or like the snow-white petals
When Summer ripens to Autumn
And between a gap in the trees
In cold, disdainful ease.
The child of a southern people,
What does she in this pale, northern garden,
Is ever and always the same,
She watched till Endymion came.
Through the water the moon writes her legends
They endure for a moment, and vanish,
Is telling itself to our sight,
Can know the full mystery of night.
But her power of enchantment is on us,
Made up of the murmur of waves
Summer
Some men there are who find in nature all
Which spurs them on to any great endeavor,
And they hold dear communion with the hills;
And the great winds bring healing in their sound.
Where pent up human forces labour and strive,
But where in winter they must live until
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