A Chorus of Leaves
A Chorus of Leaves
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Her heart was kind, her manner sweet, She had a timid air; 1 know that love made up her soul, And she was heavenly fair.
1 know that she is sleeping now Beneath the mound you grace, And when 1 look into your eyes I seem to see her face; Her spirit pure within you dwells, And, silent, teaches me What loveliness to time belongs, What to eternity.
38 I Question Not.
Fate, I question not thy blows, Fall when fall they may; I m at peace with all my foes, I am old and grey.
Fate, I thank thee for thy... fare, Years of ample cheer. Strike, and leave me cold and bare; Strike but find no fear.
A Chorus of Leaves.
[39] The Old Moon.
Leaves.
I wonder what the old Moon thinks As, gaunt and grey, she views The fresh young Morn that, blushing, drinks Cool cups of lucent dews.
As in the sun-drenched sky she pales, And ghostlike onward goes, Sighs she for her late-glamoured vales And the sweet-sleeping rose?
Or are her thoughts of sadder things Of darkness and the tomb?
Remembers she, or not, she springs From her dead self to bloom?
What to read after A Chorus of Leaves?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles G Charles Granger Blanden to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her heart was kind, her manner sweet, She had a timid air; 1 know that love made up her soul, And she was heavenly fair.
1 know that she is sleeping now Beneath the mound you grace, And when 1 look into your eyes I seem to see her face; Her spirit pure within you dwells, And, silent, teaches me What loveliness to time belongs, What to eternity.
38 I Question Not.
Fate, I question not thy blows, Fall when fall they may; I m at peace with all my foes, I am old and grey.
Fate, I thank thee for thy... fare, Years of ample cheer. Strike, and leave me cold and bare; Strike but find no fear.
A Chorus of Leaves.
[39] The Old Moon.
Leaves.
I wonder what the old Moon thinks As, gaunt and grey, she views The fresh young Morn that, blushing, drinks Cool cups of lucent dews.
As in the sun-drenched sky she pales, And ghostlike onward goes, Sighs she for her late-glamoured vales And the sweet-sleeping rose?
Or are her thoughts of sadder things Of darkness and the tomb?
Remembers she, or not, she springs From her dead self to bloom?
What to read after A Chorus of Leaves?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles G Charles Granger Blanden to read onlineMoreLess
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