Brookdown Other Poems
Brookdown Other Poems
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Here Poesy's flowers low-lie Upon this very spot Grief stands, And Sorrow too both wave their hands ; They beckon thee, They hold that thou wilt their deliverer be.
Labour is lonely She doth daily cry : " Except he come, my little ones must die !" O my Beloved Master Song ? The Stars are strong ! And they have had thee long Too long !
34 WIN SONG DAWN.
IGHT breaking Morn waking Flowers at my feet !
Birds singing Air ringing With voices sweet.
DARK.
Hearts throbbing Winds sobbing Birds seek thei...r bed !
Dusk falling Night calling Stars overhead !
35 THE WILD MAN E claims, for his frail form, A part with storm. He calls the wind his brother And our great earth his mother ; Counts it a moment's bliss To throw a Star a kiss.
MINDING BABY BORDISS HERE is a blue, Fairer, by far, Than all the blue Of Ocean's bar.
Nor is it found In Flora's round ; Nor Summer's skies It is the blue The soft, sweet blue, Of children's eyes.
37 STRIFE AND SONG , 0 \AIDLife \^J To Strife Whom wilt thou have for Wife ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here Poesy's flowers low-lie Upon this very spot Grief stands, And Sorrow too both wave their hands ; They beckon thee, They hold that thou wilt their deliverer be.
Labour is lonely She doth daily cry : " Except he come, my little ones must die !" O my Beloved Master Song ? The Stars are strong ! And they have had thee long Too long !
34 WIN SONG DAWN.
IGHT breaking Morn waking Flowers at my feet !
Birds singing Air ringing With voices sweet.
DARK.
Hearts throbbing Winds sobbing Birds seek thei...r bed !
Dusk falling Night calling Stars overhead !
35 THE WILD MAN E claims, for his frail form, A part with storm. He calls the wind his brother And our great earth his mother ; Counts it a moment's bliss To throw a Star a kiss.
MINDING BABY BORDISS HERE is a blue, Fairer, by far, Than all the blue Of Ocean's bar.
Nor is it found In Flora's round ; Nor Summer's skies It is the blue The soft, sweet blue, Of children's eyes.
37 STRIFE AND SONG , 0 \AIDLife \^J To Strife Whom wilt thou have for Wife ?
What to read after Brookdown Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Egbert J Sandford to read onlineMoreLess
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