A London Plane Tree And Other Verse
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The sorrow of their souls to them did seem As real as mine to me, as permanent. To-day, it is the shadow of a dream, The half-forgotten breath of breezes spent. So shall another soothe his woe supreme — " No more he comes, who this way came and went. " 30 A London Plane-Tree.
The Village Garden.
TO E. M. S.
TJERE, where your garden fenced about and " still is, Here, where the unmoved summer air is sweet With mixed delight of lavender and lilies, Dreaming I linger in the noontide heat.
Of many s...ummers are the trees recorders, The turf a carpet many summers wove ; Old-fashioned blossoms cluster in the borders, Love-in-a-mist and crimson-hearted clove.
All breathes of peace and sunshine in the present, All tells of bygone peace and bygone sun, Of fruitful years accomplished, budding, cres- cent, Of gentle seasons passing one by one.
A London Plane-Tree. 31 Fain would I bide, but ever in the distance A ceaseless voice is sounding clear and low ; — The city calls me with her old persistence, The city calls me — I arise and go.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sorrow of their souls to them did seem As real as mine to me, as permanent. To-day, it is the shadow of a dream, The half-forgotten breath of breezes spent. So shall another soothe his woe supreme — " No more he comes, who this way came and went. " 30 A London Plane-Tree.
The Village Garden.
TO E. M. S.
TJERE, where your garden fenced about and " still is, Here, where the unmoved summer air is sweet With mixed delight of lavender and lilies, Dreaming I linger in the noontide heat.
Of many s...ummers are the trees recorders, The turf a carpet many summers wove ; Old-fashioned blossoms cluster in the borders, Love-in-a-mist and crimson-hearted clove.
All breathes of peace and sunshine in the present, All tells of bygone peace and bygone sun, Of fruitful years accomplished, budding, cres- cent, Of gentle seasons passing one by one.
A London Plane-Tree. 31 Fain would I bide, but ever in the distance A ceaseless voice is sounding clear and low ; — The city calls me with her old persistence, The city calls me — I arise and go.
What to read after A London Plane Tree And Other Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amy Levy to read onlineMoreLess
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