Ballads of Beauty
Ballads of Beauty
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W, Shelter we seek in vain here mid the storm, Waiting most patiently some welcome warm ; 'Tis but a secret to you told apart — The shelter that we would have lies in some heart.
Sad our lot, Blame us not, Think us not bold ; Even Eve Sure would grieve. Left in the cold.
Who has not told of the tendril-tipped vine. Breathed of the blossoms in poetry's line, Vowed that the former needs where it may twine, And the latter a stay where its petals may shine ?
Yet alone Here we moan Troubles untold ;... Blossoms pale, Vine a-trail, Out in the cold.
But hark ! there are steps coming over the snow, To set our hearts beating and make our cheeks glow ; f^.
.^^ OUT IN THE COLD.
8l ^ And yet how a-trcinblc each one falls again, As longing hearts ponder on flight by the lane ! Yet elate, 'T is too late ; Eager and bold Three appear — Nay, are here, Out in the cold.
^.
82 2' BALLADS OF BEAUTY.
m- The Annoyei\.
"I^'T; OVE knoweth every form of air, :'mM Xx\(\. Every shape of earth, • And comes, unbidden, everywhere, Like thought's mysterious birth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W, Shelter we seek in vain here mid the storm, Waiting most patiently some welcome warm ; 'Tis but a secret to you told apart — The shelter that we would have lies in some heart.
Sad our lot, Blame us not, Think us not bold ; Even Eve Sure would grieve. Left in the cold.
Who has not told of the tendril-tipped vine. Breathed of the blossoms in poetry's line, Vowed that the former needs where it may twine, And the latter a stay where its petals may shine ?
Yet alone Here we moan Troubles untold ;... Blossoms pale, Vine a-trail, Out in the cold.
But hark ! there are steps coming over the snow, To set our hearts beating and make our cheeks glow ; f^.
.^^ OUT IN THE COLD.
8l ^ And yet how a-trcinblc each one falls again, As longing hearts ponder on flight by the lane ! Yet elate, 'T is too late ; Eager and bold Three appear — Nay, are here, Out in the cold.
^.
82 2' BALLADS OF BEAUTY.
m- The Annoyei\.
"I^'T; OVE knoweth every form of air, :'mM Xx\(\. Every shape of earth, • And comes, unbidden, everywhere, Like thought's mysterious birth.
What to read after Ballads of Beauty?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baker, George Melville, 1832-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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