A Last Harvest Lyrics And Sonnets From the book of Love
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A LAST HARVEST 69 Heart-breaks and songs — Fate leave us these — Since no man prolongsi Love's joy and peace.
70 A LAST HARVEST LOOKING FORWARD, IN FEBRUARY I LOOK across the brief, remaining space Of chill and wintry days, Till March to sprinkle violets shall begin, And snow-drops white and thin.
I look through April, quick with scent and song, To where the shining throng Of laughing, garlanded May days come on, With large light of the sun.
I look to June — fair flower of all the year — O mont...h of months appear ! O ardours of the summer time come close, With nightingale and rose !
A LAST HARVEST 71 Make haste to come, O time of all delight — Bright day, and tender night — For then shall I within a Heaven dwell Whose name Love may not tell.
72 A LAST HARVEi^T HER PITY This is the room to which she came that day — Came when the dusk was falHng cold and grey — Came with soft step, in delicate array, And sat beside me in the firelight there : And like a rose of perfume rich and rare Thrilled with her sweetness the environing air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A LAST HARVEST 69 Heart-breaks and songs — Fate leave us these — Since no man prolongsi Love's joy and peace.
70 A LAST HARVEST LOOKING FORWARD, IN FEBRUARY I LOOK across the brief, remaining space Of chill and wintry days, Till March to sprinkle violets shall begin, And snow-drops white and thin.
I look through April, quick with scent and song, To where the shining throng Of laughing, garlanded May days come on, With large light of the sun.
I look to June — fair flower of all the year — O mont...h of months appear ! O ardours of the summer time come close, With nightingale and rose !
A LAST HARVEST 71 Make haste to come, O time of all delight — Bright day, and tender night — For then shall I within a Heaven dwell Whose name Love may not tell.
72 A LAST HARVEi^T HER PITY This is the room to which she came that day — Came when the dusk was falHng cold and grey — Came with soft step, in delicate array, And sat beside me in the firelight there : And like a rose of perfume rich and rare Thrilled with her sweetness the environing air.
What to read after A Last Harvest Lyrics And Sonnets From the book of Love?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Bourke Marston to read onlineMoreLess
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