Drakes Bay And Other Poems
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135 "ttever Slower 6l6 <5row" Never flower did grow, Were it e er so hidden, But the sun would throw Some faint passing glow Once into its chalice.
Never sang a bird Were it e er so lowly But some other heard, But some heart was stirred, Some small throbbing bosom.
Never dew-drop lay Glistening on the meadow, But some loving ray Kissed it all away, Carried it to heaven.
136 Sleeps" The fields are whitening in the sun; The earth her lap with plenty fills. His little day of life is done; He sl...eeps among the lonely hills.
The scenes he loved before me lie, The waving trees, the shining rills; The lark pours music from the sky. He sleeps among the lonely hills.
0, summer world in beauty s glow !
Tis strange to think that life hath ills, In all thy loveliness to know He sleeps among the lonely hills.
137 fyc Wa? Sl&e A little wayside flower What ruder lot could child of Nature meet? Far off the shining stream, the shady bower, The stony, dusty highway at her feet.
Yet not of hues more fair Her sisters vesture, nor more finely made, Though fanned by balmiest air, On velvet lawn or deep in verdant shade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
135 "ttever Slower 6l6 <5row" Never flower did grow, Were it e er so hidden, But the sun would throw Some faint passing glow Once into its chalice.
Never sang a bird Were it e er so lowly But some other heard, But some heart was stirred, Some small throbbing bosom.
Never dew-drop lay Glistening on the meadow, But some loving ray Kissed it all away, Carried it to heaven.
136 Sleeps" The fields are whitening in the sun; The earth her lap with plenty fills. His little day of life is done; He sl...eeps among the lonely hills.
The scenes he loved before me lie, The waving trees, the shining rills; The lark pours music from the sky. He sleeps among the lonely hills.
0, summer world in beauty s glow !
Tis strange to think that life hath ills, In all thy loveliness to know He sleeps among the lonely hills.
137 fyc Wa? Sl&e A little wayside flower What ruder lot could child of Nature meet? Far off the shining stream, the shady bower, The stony, dusty highway at her feet.
Yet not of hues more fair Her sisters vesture, nor more finely made, Though fanned by balmiest air, On velvet lawn or deep in verdant shade.
What to read after Drakes Bay And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tryphena Matilda Browne to read onlineMoreLess
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