A Vintage of Verse
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Above the silent silver sea The silver stars beam tenderly; From twilight-time till now a bell Has twinkled in some distant dell, And faint farm-sounds the still air fill Blown in and out through vale and hill, 30 o'erlooking the sea While far above the silver sea The silver stars beam tenderly.
Across the silent silver sea A silver sail drifts dreamily; Up deep ravines the white fog runs- Fair Amphitrite's hooded nuns, — Hastening with reverent, holy air To chant on land a midnight prayer- Whi...le far across the silver sea A silver sail drifts dreamily.
31 AN EASTER WISH The peace that lies in ocean depths Unstirred by storm and wind, The peace that distant snow-white sails In sunset harbors find, The peace of summer clouds astray Be thine, this holy Easter Day.
The calm that wraps each leaf and spray In shadowy, flowery dells, The calm that lingers in the air When cease the vesper bells, The calm of lily-broidered ways Be thine, this holiest of days.
The faith of Mary at the dawn Amid the garden dew, 32 AN EASTER WISH The hope that blossomed in the hearts Of His disciples true, The love that rolled the stone away Be thine, this holy Easter Day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Above the silent silver sea The silver stars beam tenderly; From twilight-time till now a bell Has twinkled in some distant dell, And faint farm-sounds the still air fill Blown in and out through vale and hill, 30 o'erlooking the sea While far above the silver sea The silver stars beam tenderly.
Across the silent silver sea A silver sail drifts dreamily; Up deep ravines the white fog runs- Fair Amphitrite's hooded nuns, — Hastening with reverent, holy air To chant on land a midnight prayer- Whi...le far across the silver sea A silver sail drifts dreamily.
31 AN EASTER WISH The peace that lies in ocean depths Unstirred by storm and wind, The peace that distant snow-white sails In sunset harbors find, The peace of summer clouds astray Be thine, this holy Easter Day.
The calm that wraps each leaf and spray In shadowy, flowery dells, The calm that lingers in the air When cease the vesper bells, The calm of lily-broidered ways Be thine, this holiest of days.
The faith of Mary at the dawn Amid the garden dew, 32 AN EASTER WISH The hope that blossomed in the hearts Of His disciples true, The love that rolled the stone away Be thine, this holy Easter Day.
What to read after A Vintage of Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clarence Thomas Urmy to read onlineMoreLess
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