Cantabile Songs And Poems
Cantabile Songs And Poems
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O swallow ! Dear swallow, That takest the path of the Spring, To follow, to follow !
That threadest the high air's unseen, topmost mazes, And skimmest the pink-tipped daisies, Unfaltering.
The swallow nests in the eaves.
O swallow ! Dear swallow, When Spring hath put forth her leaves, To follow, to follow !
And all through the golden melody of Summer, Her plaint, like a silver slumber, Incessant weaves.
Lo, Summer is passing and gone, O swallow ! Dear swallow ! And Winter hasteneth on, To follo...w, to follow !
Haste thee, away, O wing that ne'er reposes, Where waits thee, with other roses, Another Sun !
20 Autumn Magic DOWN the elm-bole, raindrops Dripping, dripping. Down the window-pane, drops Skipping, skipping.
Dank leaves in the corners Sleeping, sleeping. Shrouded yews, like mourners, Weeping, weeping.
Maple-flames, like embers, Dying, dying. Winds of lost Septembers Crying, crying.
21 Mist MIST On the dark trees Lying Whist, And the leaves many suns have kissed, Dying, These.
Slow Stream-song and far, Sobbing Low In the dusk where gleameth no Throbbing Star.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O swallow ! Dear swallow, That takest the path of the Spring, To follow, to follow !
That threadest the high air's unseen, topmost mazes, And skimmest the pink-tipped daisies, Unfaltering.
The swallow nests in the eaves.
O swallow ! Dear swallow, When Spring hath put forth her leaves, To follow, to follow !
And all through the golden melody of Summer, Her plaint, like a silver slumber, Incessant weaves.
Lo, Summer is passing and gone, O swallow ! Dear swallow ! And Winter hasteneth on, To follo...w, to follow !
Haste thee, away, O wing that ne'er reposes, Where waits thee, with other roses, Another Sun !
20 Autumn Magic DOWN the elm-bole, raindrops Dripping, dripping. Down the window-pane, drops Skipping, skipping.
Dank leaves in the corners Sleeping, sleeping. Shrouded yews, like mourners, Weeping, weeping.
Maple-flames, like embers, Dying, dying. Winds of lost Septembers Crying, crying.
21 Mist MIST On the dark trees Lying Whist, And the leaves many suns have kissed, Dying, These.
Slow Stream-song and far, Sobbing Low In the dusk where gleameth no Throbbing Star.
What to read after Cantabile Songs And Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Caldwell Johnston to read onlineMoreLess
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