Lyrics
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Which will soonest go ? « Hence with life alone I stray," Blushed the flower of balmy breath. .«Mine," the snow-wreath sighed, "to stay- Steadfast e^en in death." 49 THE RAIN AND THE DEW. " npHOU hast fallen," said the Dewdrop -I To a sister drop of rain, «< But wilt thou, wedded with the dust. In banishment remain ? '* " Nay, Dewdrop, but anon with thee — The lowlier born than I — Uplifted shall I seek again My native home, the sky.'* 50 THE SHOWER. AGAINST the royal Blue, A Mist rebellious flew — A night-born, wind-uplifted shade That for an angry moment stayed, Then wept itself away. The Earth with moistened eyes Beholds the sunlit skies Again : but never to forget The Cloud whose life-drops mingle yet With her maternal clay. 51 RESIGNATION. BEHOLD, in summer's parching thirst. The while the waters pass them by. The hills, like Tantalus accurst. In silent anguish lie ; Nor look they to the lowly vale Wherein their famished shadows glide. But, with uplifted glances pale. The will of Heaven abide.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Which will soonest go ? « Hence with life alone I stray," Blushed the flower of balmy breath. .«Mine," the snow-wreath sighed, "to stay- Steadfast e^en in death." 49 THE RAIN AND THE DEW. " npHOU hast fallen," said the Dewdrop -I To a sister drop of rain, «< But wilt thou, wedded with the dust. In banishment remain ? '* " Nay, Dewdrop, but anon with thee — The lowlier born than I — Uplifted shall I seek again My native home, the sky.'* 50 THE SHOWER. AGAINST the royal Blue, A Mist rebellious flew — A night-born, wind-uplifted shade That for an angry moment stayed, Then wept itself away. The Earth with moistened eyes Beholds the sunlit skies Again : but never to forget The Cloud whose life-drops mingle yet With her maternal clay. 51 RESIGNATION. BEHOLD, in summer's parching thirst. The while the waters pass them by. The hills, like Tantalus accurst. In silent anguish lie ; Nor look they to the lowly vale Wherein their famished shadows glide. But, with uplifted glances pale. The will of Heaven abide.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John B John Banister Tabb to read online
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