Later Lyrics
Later Lyrics
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"CHANTICLEER" A CROWING, cuddling little Babe was he, A child for little children far or near. When he stood and crowed upon his mother s knee, The morning echoed, "Welcome, Chanticleer!" He was a crowing, cuddling little Babe!
When his mother wore, alas, her life away, He was wonder wide to see the children weep, But he crowed, and cuddled close enough to lay His head upon her heart, and went to sleep: He was a cuddling, crowing little Babe!
God Himself was tender to him ; for, behold, An Ange...l in a dream (the children said) Came and kissed him till his little cheek was cold; So he never saw the tears the Twilight shed.
He was a crowing, cuddling little Babe!
66 TO HER FIRST-BORN LONG I waited, wondering How, so near my heart, Love another life could bring, Made of mine a part, Nor let me, save in fancy, gaze Soul-centred, on the cloistered face!
But now, the mystery removed, Thou liest on my breast, A form so fervently beloved, So tenderly caressed, That as my spirit compassed thine, Thy soul the limit seems of mine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"CHANTICLEER" A CROWING, cuddling little Babe was he, A child for little children far or near. When he stood and crowed upon his mother s knee, The morning echoed, "Welcome, Chanticleer!" He was a crowing, cuddling little Babe!
When his mother wore, alas, her life away, He was wonder wide to see the children weep, But he crowed, and cuddled close enough to lay His head upon her heart, and went to sleep: He was a cuddling, crowing little Babe!
God Himself was tender to him ; for, behold, An Ange...l in a dream (the children said) Came and kissed him till his little cheek was cold; So he never saw the tears the Twilight shed.
He was a crowing, cuddling little Babe!
66 TO HER FIRST-BORN LONG I waited, wondering How, so near my heart, Love another life could bring, Made of mine a part, Nor let me, save in fancy, gaze Soul-centred, on the cloistered face!
But now, the mystery removed, Thou liest on my breast, A form so fervently beloved, So tenderly caressed, That as my spirit compassed thine, Thy soul the limit seems of mine.
What to read after Later Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John B John Banister Tabb to read onlineMoreLess
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