Along the Shore
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Gray towers make me think of thee, Thou girl of olden minstrelsy, Young as the sunlight of to-day, Silent as tasselled boughs in May!
A wind-flower in a world of harm, A harebell on a turret's arm, A pearl upon the hilt of fameThou wert, fair child of some high name.
The velvet page, the deep-eyed knight, The heartless falcon, poised for flight, The dainty steed and graceful hound, In thee their keenest rapture found.
But for old ballads, and the rhymeAnd writ of genius o'er the timeWhen keeps ...had newly reared their towers, The winning scene had not been ours.
O Chivalry! thy age was fair, When even knaves set out to dareTheir heads for any barbarous crime, And hate was brave, and love sublime.
The bugle-note I send so farAcross Time's moors to thee, sweet star, Where stands thy castle in its mist, Hear, if the wandering breezes list!
UNLOVED.
Paler than the water's white Stood the maiden in the shade, And more silent than the night Were her lips together laid; Eyes she hid so long and still By lids wet with unshed tears, Hands she loosely clasped at will, Though her heart was full of fears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gray towers make me think of thee, Thou girl of olden minstrelsy, Young as the sunlight of to-day, Silent as tasselled boughs in May!
A wind-flower in a world of harm, A harebell on a turret's arm, A pearl upon the hilt of fameThou wert, fair child of some high name.
The velvet page, the deep-eyed knight, The heartless falcon, poised for flight, The dainty steed and graceful hound, In thee their keenest rapture found.
But for old ballads, and the rhymeAnd writ of genius o'er the timeWhen keeps ...had newly reared their towers, The winning scene had not been ours.
O Chivalry! thy age was fair, When even knaves set out to dareTheir heads for any barbarous crime, And hate was brave, and love sublime.
The bugle-note I send so farAcross Time's moors to thee, sweet star, Where stands thy castle in its mist, Hear, if the wandering breezes list!
UNLOVED.
Paler than the water's white Stood the maiden in the shade, And more silent than the night Were her lips together laid; Eyes she hid so long and still By lids wet with unshed tears, Hands she loosely clasped at will, Though her heart was full of fears.
What to read after Along the Shore?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lathrop Rose Hawthorne to read onlineMoreLess
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