A Branch of May Poems
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Ah, 'tis not thus he comes to us, but sweet With youth and sorrows ! When we speak his name, Lo, the old house in the old foreign street, His broken voice lamenting that his fame (Alack, he knew not ! ) passing fleet would be !
He grieves us with his melancholy eyes. Yet are all weathers sweeter for that he Did sing. Deep in the Roman dust he lies. How since he died the century hath sped ! And they that mocked him, yea, they too are dead.
17 A THOUGHT OF MAY A LL that long, mad March day, in th...e dull town, * ^ I had a thought of May alas, alas ! The dogwood boughs made whiteness up and down ; The daffodils were burning in the grass ; And there were bees astir in lane and street, And scent of lilacs blowing tall and lush ; While hey, the wind, that pitched its voice so sweet, It seemed an angel talked behind each bush ! The west grew very golden, roofs turned black.
I saw one star above the gables bare. The door flew open. Love, you had come back.
I held my arms ; you found the old way there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah, 'tis not thus he comes to us, but sweet With youth and sorrows ! When we speak his name, Lo, the old house in the old foreign street, His broken voice lamenting that his fame (Alack, he knew not ! ) passing fleet would be !
He grieves us with his melancholy eyes. Yet are all weathers sweeter for that he Did sing. Deep in the Roman dust he lies. How since he died the century hath sped ! And they that mocked him, yea, they too are dead.
17 A THOUGHT OF MAY A LL that long, mad March day, in th...e dull town, * ^ I had a thought of May alas, alas ! The dogwood boughs made whiteness up and down ; The daffodils were burning in the grass ; And there were bees astir in lane and street, And scent of lilacs blowing tall and lush ; While hey, the wind, that pitched its voice so sweet, It seemed an angel talked behind each bush ! The west grew very golden, roofs turned black.
I saw one star above the gables bare. The door flew open. Love, you had come back.
I held my arms ; you found the old way there.
What to read after A Branch of May Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lizette Woodworth Reese to read onlineMoreLess
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