Daffodils
Daffodils
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The clover is purple ; the air is like mead, 86 MIDSUMMER WORDS.
With odor escaped from the opulent weed, And over the pasture-sides flooding.
Every note is a tune, every breath is a boon ; 'T is poem enough to be living. Why fumble for phrase while magnificent June Her matchless recital is giving ? Why not to the music and picturing come, And just with the manifest marvel sit dumb, In silenced delight of receiving ?
Ah, listen ! Because the great Word of the Lord, That was born in the world to... begin it, Makes answering word in ourselves to accord, And was put there on purpose to win it.
And the fullness would smother us, only for this, We can cry to each other, " How lovely it is ! And how blessed it is to be in it ! " "NIGH AND BY. " A BEAUTIFUL plaything in a drawer, A beautiful book on a shelf: Mamma will bring them to read and show her ; She may not have them herself. Precious treasure, hidden and high, Held with the promise of "By and by. " " Nigh and by ! " says the child, As she lets them go, And folds her hands with a quiet look : " Nigh and by, mamma, when I grow !
What to read after Daffodils?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A D T Adeline Dutton Train Whitney to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The clover is purple ; the air is like mead, 86 MIDSUMMER WORDS.
With odor escaped from the opulent weed, And over the pasture-sides flooding.
Every note is a tune, every breath is a boon ; 'T is poem enough to be living. Why fumble for phrase while magnificent June Her matchless recital is giving ? Why not to the music and picturing come, And just with the manifest marvel sit dumb, In silenced delight of receiving ?
Ah, listen ! Because the great Word of the Lord, That was born in the world to... begin it, Makes answering word in ourselves to accord, And was put there on purpose to win it.
And the fullness would smother us, only for this, We can cry to each other, " How lovely it is ! And how blessed it is to be in it ! " "NIGH AND BY. " A BEAUTIFUL plaything in a drawer, A beautiful book on a shelf: Mamma will bring them to read and show her ; She may not have them herself. Precious treasure, hidden and high, Held with the promise of "By and by. " " Nigh and by ! " says the child, As she lets them go, And folds her hands with a quiet look : " Nigh and by, mamma, when I grow !
What to read after Daffodils?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A D T Adeline Dutton Train Whitney to read onlineMoreLess
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