May Dreams By Henry Abbey
May Dreams By Henry Abbey
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The moss-rose, neath her hood of green, Blushing, doth often meet thee here.
Beside the limit of the mere, Where jets the flag, whose blades appear, Swayed o er the lymph with shade between, Like waving plumes above a bier.
A cloudy shallop floateth by- Borne o er the summer sea of space, To drift thee, with its sails of lace, To this, gale ! thy resting place ; But in the palace of the sky, The bright cloud seems a lighted vase. 9 98 TO THE SOUTH WIND.
Sweet dove! beneath thy perfume wings, Do...st bring no message from thy clime?
No dear words of thy tender prime ?
Does she, who in that younger time, I loved, alas ! now dwell where clings Her cloud-land to the hills sublime ?
Perchance she lives! If so, increase Her wavering grace her life employ Let no marred hope her hope destroy. Nor the sad past her dreams annoy ; Her golden bowl be rimmed with peace, And beaded with white bells of joy.
The griffins at the marble stair, Had scarce a stonier heart than she Her love the sweeter mystery : Oft wandering by the placid sea, From odor clouds in carmine air, She showered her roe-bud lips on inc..
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The moss-rose, neath her hood of green, Blushing, doth often meet thee here.
Beside the limit of the mere, Where jets the flag, whose blades appear, Swayed o er the lymph with shade between, Like waving plumes above a bier.
A cloudy shallop floateth by- Borne o er the summer sea of space, To drift thee, with its sails of lace, To this, gale ! thy resting place ; But in the palace of the sky, The bright cloud seems a lighted vase. 9 98 TO THE SOUTH WIND.
Sweet dove! beneath thy perfume wings, Do...st bring no message from thy clime?
No dear words of thy tender prime ?
Does she, who in that younger time, I loved, alas ! now dwell where clings Her cloud-land to the hills sublime ?
Perchance she lives! If so, increase Her wavering grace her life employ Let no marred hope her hope destroy. Nor the sad past her dreams annoy ; Her golden bowl be rimmed with peace, And beaded with white bells of joy.
The griffins at the marble stair, Had scarce a stonier heart than she Her love the sweeter mystery : Oft wandering by the placid sea, From odor clouds in carmine air, She showered her roe-bud lips on inc..
What to read after May Dreams By Henry Abbey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbey Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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