A Waif On the Stream
A Waif On the Stream
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'Tis the summer evening's closing ; The light is faintly dying ; The odour of the heliotrope is filling all the air ; Thro' the window from the garden, The large night moths are flying ; And I hear the children's voices as they play upon the stair.
Thus in the fading daylight, When my hands are lying idle. That my thoughts may be more active, — to the absent and the dear, Goes my heart's intensest yearning, That no pow'r of will can bridle ; And I long to see their faces, they are well-remem- b...ered here !
MY AXBTTM. 105 But I've my consolation, For beside me on the table, Lies my pbotographic album, and I take it in my hand ; And looking on the pages Before me, I am able To fancy when I speak to them, that here the absent stand.
Then come to me my album, I '11 indulge in thy inspection ; Come show me all the faces that are gi'aven on my heart ; Here in the dying daylight. Make closer the connection 'Tween myself and those who love me, tho' we 're dwelling far apart.
I want no lighted candle With its flicker, and its flaring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Tis the summer evening's closing ; The light is faintly dying ; The odour of the heliotrope is filling all the air ; Thro' the window from the garden, The large night moths are flying ; And I hear the children's voices as they play upon the stair.
Thus in the fading daylight, When my hands are lying idle. That my thoughts may be more active, — to the absent and the dear, Goes my heart's intensest yearning, That no pow'r of will can bridle ; And I long to see their faces, they are well-remem- b...ered here !
MY AXBTTM. 105 But I've my consolation, For beside me on the table, Lies my pbotographic album, and I take it in my hand ; And looking on the pages Before me, I am able To fancy when I speak to them, that here the absent stand.
Then come to me my album, I '11 indulge in thy inspection ; Come show me all the faces that are gi'aven on my heart ; Here in the dying daylight. Make closer the connection 'Tween myself and those who love me, tho' we 're dwelling far apart.
I want no lighted candle With its flicker, and its flaring.
What to read after A Waif On the Stream?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S M Butchers to read onlineMoreLess
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