A New Years Masque And Other Poems
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I ve sailed the sea these many years, Yet stout my heart, undimmed my eye ; Whene er I meet my sailing peers, " All s well ! " I to their shout reply.
Now close at hand the roadstead lies, Nor shall I shame to enter there, Though my good ship hath lost her prize, Keel split; and masts beyond repair !
MENDING THE ROSE.
MY little friend, who not till now Has seen the June and roses, Receives my gift with wondering brow, His soft hand round it closes.
What, canker at the rose s core !
The rose s f...ate is calling ; A single leaf, then two, then more, Like early snowflakes falling.
My little friend, not ev n for you Time s beckoned creatures linger.
But you ve a plan : show what you d do, With leaf twixt thumb and finger.
You d set it on the stem again, And make the rose bloom newly ; You d keep the wizard s promise vain, Ah, could you keep it truly ! (52) THE NIGHT-WIND.
ONCE, when the night-wind clapped its wings, And shook the window-bars and roof, I heard the souls of battle-kings Drive by in clashing proof !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I ve sailed the sea these many years, Yet stout my heart, undimmed my eye ; Whene er I meet my sailing peers, " All s well ! " I to their shout reply.
Now close at hand the roadstead lies, Nor shall I shame to enter there, Though my good ship hath lost her prize, Keel split; and masts beyond repair !
MENDING THE ROSE.
MY little friend, who not till now Has seen the June and roses, Receives my gift with wondering brow, His soft hand round it closes.
What, canker at the rose s core !
The rose s f...ate is calling ; A single leaf, then two, then more, Like early snowflakes falling.
My little friend, not ev n for you Time s beckoned creatures linger.
But you ve a plan : show what you d do, With leaf twixt thumb and finger.
You d set it on the stem again, And make the rose bloom newly ; You d keep the wizard s promise vain, Ah, could you keep it truly ! (52) THE NIGHT-WIND.
ONCE, when the night-wind clapped its wings, And shook the window-bars and roof, I heard the souls of battle-kings Drive by in clashing proof !
What to read after A New Years Masque And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Matilda Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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