Charybdis And Other Poems
Charybdis And Other Poems
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The year is old, and the days grow chill; The rain is heavy, the skies are grey; The frost is sharp, and the wind is shrill And blows in pitiless blasts all day. Then shuddering, sadly, the leaves fall down, And life is over in Leafy-Town.
SO. VGS 75 SONGS As we sit in the midst of the time that is To-day We hear the pipers piping and the children at their play, And the merry youths and maidens as they dance are singing gay. And we listen to their song till we sighing turn away; Then we look, s...miling — sighing, in each other's eyes and say : — ' There is never Now a song like the songs of Yesterday ! ' So we listen, sitting still, with a smile and with a sigh. Is the piping getting fainter ? Are the children all gone by ? Are the singers growing weary, for the voices fail and die ? Or is our hearing failing ? — Are we failing— you and I ? — Then we look with a smile in each other's eyes, and cry, ' There is never Now a song like the songs of By-and-By. ' 76 SCTPOS/. VG SUPPOSING They met beneath a tree, and lingered talking; Her eyes were very bright and clear and blue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The year is old, and the days grow chill; The rain is heavy, the skies are grey; The frost is sharp, and the wind is shrill And blows in pitiless blasts all day. Then shuddering, sadly, the leaves fall down, And life is over in Leafy-Town.
SO. VGS 75 SONGS As we sit in the midst of the time that is To-day We hear the pipers piping and the children at their play, And the merry youths and maidens as they dance are singing gay. And we listen to their song till we sighing turn away; Then we look, s...miling — sighing, in each other's eyes and say : — ' There is never Now a song like the songs of Yesterday ! ' So we listen, sitting still, with a smile and with a sigh. Is the piping getting fainter ? Are the children all gone by ? Are the singers growing weary, for the voices fail and die ? Or is our hearing failing ? — Are we failing— you and I ? — Then we look with a smile in each other's eyes, and cry, ' There is never Now a song like the songs of By-and-By. ' 76 SCTPOS/. VG SUPPOSING They met beneath a tree, and lingered talking; Her eyes were very bright and clear and blue.
What to read after Charybdis And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H M Helen Maud Waithman to read onlineMoreLess
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