Ballads And Poems From the Pacific
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Bring back, bring back, the olden time, When we were children, she and I, And life was one long rush of rhyme ; Ah ! sing dear birds, sing clear and high !
G 82 CHANGE.
VI.
Time creeps or flies, and all things change ; Who keepeth aught of all he had ? The dear old dreams grow cold and strange ; Sing low, sweet birds, sing low and sad !
VII.
And who hath done what once he planned, When first he gaily hoisted sail, And shaped his course for his dreamland ? Ah ! wild birds droop your wings and wa...il !
VIII.
All — all that course is scattered o'er With cold, dead hopes that shrouded lie, Whose wailing ghosts for evermore Haunt our slow steps, and moan and cry !
CHANGE. 83 IX.
With outstretched hands, in dark and gloom, We grope our way, we know not where ; Uncertain shades beside a tomb ; Oh ! birds your wailing seems despair !
x.
The shadows fall and day is past, The cold white moon gleams o'er the hill ; The last faint whispering notes — the last ! Tremble and cease, and all is still.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bring back, bring back, the olden time, When we were children, she and I, And life was one long rush of rhyme ; Ah ! sing dear birds, sing clear and high !
G 82 CHANGE.
VI.
Time creeps or flies, and all things change ; Who keepeth aught of all he had ? The dear old dreams grow cold and strange ; Sing low, sweet birds, sing low and sad !
VII.
And who hath done what once he planned, When first he gaily hoisted sail, And shaped his course for his dreamland ? Ah ! wild birds droop your wings and wa...il !
VIII.
All — all that course is scattered o'er With cold, dead hopes that shrouded lie, Whose wailing ghosts for evermore Haunt our slow steps, and moan and cry !
CHANGE. 83 IX.
With outstretched hands, in dark and gloom, We grope our way, we know not where ; Uncertain shades beside a tomb ; Oh ! birds your wailing seems despair !
x.
The shadows fall and day is past, The cold white moon gleams o'er the hill ; The last faint whispering notes — the last ! Tremble and cease, and all is still.
What to read after Ballads And Poems From the Pacific?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Sinclair to read onlineMoreLess
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