Here you will find the Poem Interval of poet Edward Thomas
Gone the wild day: A wilder night Coming makes way For brief twilight. Where the firm soaked road Mounts and is lost In the high beech-wood It shines almost. The beeches keep A stormy rest, Breathing deep Of wind from the west. The wood is black, With a misty steam. Above, the cloud pack Breaks for one gleam. But the woodman's cot By the ivied trees Awakens not To light or breeze. It smokes aloft Unwavering: It hunches soft Under storm's wing. It has no care For gleam or gloom: It stays there While I shall roam, Die, and forget The hill of trees, The gleam, the wet, This roaring peace.
