A Score in Metre
A Score in Metre
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14 May is the Virgin's month, " the breeze Has whispered to the dreaming trees ; And eager are they and astir To put on fairest robes for her.
The brotherhood of elms now make Triumphal arches for her sake ; Gold bells laburnums swing, and white The hawthorn stands, her acolyte.
The chestnut knows her coming he Worshippeth in his bravery : Others attire them in their best, He makes a shrine with candles dressed.
This is the Virgin's month, when gay The trees as children are, but they Can never ...move from where they grow, Never in glad procession go.
15 The Matchmaker I HEARD Dame Wind sing loud with glee, Dame Wind the old matchmaker ; I heard her (laughing " He ! He ! He ! ") Vow as she moved from tree to tree Sundry and all should mated be - " Though sure no priest am I, " quo' she, " Parson nor sober Quaker. " I heard Dame Wind moan as the sea, Dame Wind the sad matchmaker Was here a waste where bloom should be, There starvelings huddled on the lea.
" Mating, it is a mystery !
No priest, no parson I, " wailed she, " Naught but an undertaker.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
14 May is the Virgin's month, " the breeze Has whispered to the dreaming trees ; And eager are they and astir To put on fairest robes for her.
The brotherhood of elms now make Triumphal arches for her sake ; Gold bells laburnums swing, and white The hawthorn stands, her acolyte.
The chestnut knows her coming he Worshippeth in his bravery : Others attire them in their best, He makes a shrine with candles dressed.
This is the Virgin's month, when gay The trees as children are, but they Can never ...move from where they grow, Never in glad procession go.
15 The Matchmaker I HEARD Dame Wind sing loud with glee, Dame Wind the old matchmaker ; I heard her (laughing " He ! He ! He ! ") Vow as she moved from tree to tree Sundry and all should mated be - " Though sure no priest am I, " quo' she, " Parson nor sober Quaker. " I heard Dame Wind moan as the sea, Dame Wind the sad matchmaker Was here a waste where bloom should be, There starvelings huddled on the lea.
" Mating, it is a mystery !
No priest, no parson I, " wailed she, " Naught but an undertaker.
What to read after A Score in Metre?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Sharp to read onlineMoreLess
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