Aphrodite And Other Poems
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Though I have lived a century or more. Though riv'n by light'ning to my centre core. Though split in twain, and lolling o'er the stream, Though old in looks, am younger than I seem — I bear the brunt of wintry winds, and smile When storms their fancies round my limbs beguile ; - And hard'ning up my bark, when leaves are lost. Resist all weathers and defy the frost.
THE WILLOW. 171 How swift the balmy influence of Spring Dispels the rigour of the icy king, Who gently yielding to her budding char...ms, Soon warms to life and melts into her arms. Saint Valentine stands sponsor to their loves — The seasons pairing like the cooing doves ; And thus the child of March and April gay Is born to bless us with the month of May.
I too with bloom am bursting, and, behold ! I deck Palm-Sunday with my plumes of gold ; And quick'ning Nature 'neath the sun-god's ray. Soon clothes my glory with a green display. How proud I feel when first my leaves I don, As if for me the Summer sunlight shone ; As if for me young Nature in her grace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Though I have lived a century or more. Though riv'n by light'ning to my centre core. Though split in twain, and lolling o'er the stream, Though old in looks, am younger than I seem — I bear the brunt of wintry winds, and smile When storms their fancies round my limbs beguile ; - And hard'ning up my bark, when leaves are lost. Resist all weathers and defy the frost.
THE WILLOW. 171 How swift the balmy influence of Spring Dispels the rigour of the icy king, Who gently yielding to her budding char...ms, Soon warms to life and melts into her arms. Saint Valentine stands sponsor to their loves — The seasons pairing like the cooing doves ; And thus the child of March and April gay Is born to bless us with the month of May.
I too with bloom am bursting, and, behold ! I deck Palm-Sunday with my plumes of gold ; And quick'ning Nature 'neath the sun-god's ray. Soon clothes my glory with a green display. How proud I feel when first my leaves I don, As if for me the Summer sunlight shone ; As if for me young Nature in her grace.
What to read after Aphrodite And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Stepney Gulston to read onlineMoreLess
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