Autumn Songs
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The sacred symbols, like a hollow mask Portraying one we loved, are set to-day Upon a stranger's brow ! . . The lips are mute, The eyes perceive us not, no kindly word Falls to our share, with hunger in our gaze We see the phantom fade, and stand forlorn, A sad survivor ! . . God, and our own hearts Know all we miss on earth ! .
CLARA. (AGED SEVENTEEN. ) WATCHING the summer swallows flit and pass, My Clara, grown a lissome nut-brown maid, Stands dreaming 'midst the daisied meadow-grass In her o...wn youth and innocence arrayed ; She cares not for the city's noise and glare, A country girl, in pleasant places bred, Fenced round from outward harm by tender care, Peace in her heart and sunshine o'er her head.
Yet, sometimes, as I watch her standing thus, I ask myself, half-sadly : Where is she, That other Clara, who was once with us, Whose head could scarcely reach above my knee?
Clara. 3 1 I seek her in the shady orchard walk, I miss her pattering footsteps on the floor, Yet hear the echo of her baby-talk And read her height upon the nursery door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sacred symbols, like a hollow mask Portraying one we loved, are set to-day Upon a stranger's brow ! . . The lips are mute, The eyes perceive us not, no kindly word Falls to our share, with hunger in our gaze We see the phantom fade, and stand forlorn, A sad survivor ! . . God, and our own hearts Know all we miss on earth ! .
CLARA. (AGED SEVENTEEN. ) WATCHING the summer swallows flit and pass, My Clara, grown a lissome nut-brown maid, Stands dreaming 'midst the daisied meadow-grass In her o...wn youth and innocence arrayed ; She cares not for the city's noise and glare, A country girl, in pleasant places bred, Fenced round from outward harm by tender care, Peace in her heart and sunshine o'er her head.
Yet, sometimes, as I watch her standing thus, I ask myself, half-sadly : Where is she, That other Clara, who was once with us, Whose head could scarcely reach above my knee?
Clara. 3 1 I seek her in the shady orchard walk, I miss her pattering footsteps on the floor, Yet hear the echo of her baby-talk And read her height upon the nursery door.
What to read after Autumn Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fane, Violet, 1843-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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