California Violets; a book of Verse
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In the hush of twilight on land and sea, With fluttering canvas a ship drew nigh, Full-freighted with hope, and with love and joy, - Alas, poor watcher, the ship sailed by.
IN THE GARDEN She seemed a lily in the garden standing, That maiden graceful, tall, and fair, Or like a saint from out some missal, painted With sunbeam halo resting on her hair.
O roses snowy white, and lilies queenly, O sweet white violets, you are wondrous fair; But she was fairer in the garden standing With sunbeam halo ...resting on her hair.
32 Digitized by Google A PAGAN GIRL'S PRAYER TO THE SUN (b. c. 500) O Sun, thou god whom for ages my people Have worshiped, low in the sky o'er the sea, There thou hangest, a red ball of fire, Tarry, oh tarry, and listen, I pray thee.
Thou who lightest up dark places with sunbeams, Thou who paintest the flowers and rainbows, Thou who fillest with sunlight overflowing The cup of the lotus, list to my sorrows.
O bright Sun, thou hast left me, — thou hast fallen Down into the waves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the hush of twilight on land and sea, With fluttering canvas a ship drew nigh, Full-freighted with hope, and with love and joy, - Alas, poor watcher, the ship sailed by.
IN THE GARDEN She seemed a lily in the garden standing, That maiden graceful, tall, and fair, Or like a saint from out some missal, painted With sunbeam halo resting on her hair.
O roses snowy white, and lilies queenly, O sweet white violets, you are wondrous fair; But she was fairer in the garden standing With sunbeam halo ...resting on her hair.
32 Digitized by Google A PAGAN GIRL'S PRAYER TO THE SUN (b. c. 500) O Sun, thou god whom for ages my people Have worshiped, low in the sky o'er the sea, There thou hangest, a red ball of fire, Tarry, oh tarry, and listen, I pray thee.
Thou who lightest up dark places with sunbeams, Thou who paintest the flowers and rainbows, Thou who fillest with sunlight overflowing The cup of the lotus, list to my sorrows.
O bright Sun, thou hast left me, — thou hast fallen Down into the waves.
What to read after California Violets; a book of Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hibbard, Grace to read onlineMoreLess
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