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The Star! . . . The Star! . . ."' LET ME BELIEVE When boughs are shaken of bloom, and dead leaves drifting, too, I would recall their first perfume and the sunlight sifting through ; When fields lie barren without and the bitter nights are come Bid me not hear the winds of doubt, that through the darkness roam.
When hours are dim and gray, and the song of the year is sung.
Leave me the hope of a dawning day in a heart that is young, is young !
Though Hope be a blossom whirled, and Time doth pil...lage and win.
Let me harken the pulse of the world and learn of truth therein.
Ay, though my dreams shall pale, while night but an ember lures.
Let me believe, though its light shall fail, that love, that love endures!
30 THE LOST SONG I, a lad, once long ago, followed thgse who tended sheep On the plains, and laid me low with the little ewes to sleep.
Spake a shepherd ; "Play, lad, play ! Pipe thy tune that we may hark." But I hid my pipe away, in the dew and in the dark; Hid my pipe and Kid my face, feigning sleep but mus- ing still How a new tune I should trace, ere dawn crept above the hill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Star! . . . The Star! . . ."' LET ME BELIEVE When boughs are shaken of bloom, and dead leaves drifting, too, I would recall their first perfume and the sunlight sifting through ; When fields lie barren without and the bitter nights are come Bid me not hear the winds of doubt, that through the darkness roam.
When hours are dim and gray, and the song of the year is sung.
Leave me the hope of a dawning day in a heart that is young, is young !
Though Hope be a blossom whirled, and Time doth pil...lage and win.
Let me harken the pulse of the world and learn of truth therein.
Ay, though my dreams shall pale, while night but an ember lures.
Let me believe, though its light shall fail, that love, that love endures!
30 THE LOST SONG I, a lad, once long ago, followed thgse who tended sheep On the plains, and laid me low with the little ewes to sleep.
Spake a shepherd ; "Play, lad, play ! Pipe thy tune that we may hark." But I hid my pipe away, in the dew and in the dark; Hid my pipe and Kid my face, feigning sleep but mus- ing still How a new tune I should trace, ere dawn crept above the hill.
What to read after A Reed By the River;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Virginia Woodward Cloud to read onlineMoreLess
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