Dreamland Hours
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APRIL GLOOM. 71 APRIL GLOOM.
Outside the world is cold and drear, The sky above doth frown, The moaning winds fall on the ear.
And slow the rain comes down; The very earth seems to partake Its share, nor even care to shake The spell that o'er it falls.
The sun beyond the clouds may shine When hid its smiling face, And hearts of men that will repine Find no true resting place; And so we find that awful spell Of solitude o'er all hath fell — Whose gloom appalls.
Oh! April day; oh! April showers; ...Why bury hearts so deep in gloom?
Bring you for us no sunny hours, Or just reminder of the tomb?
Can you not bring some word of cheer To warm the hearts you've made so drear; Or care you for the pain?
Ah! April day, your wind and showers Ere long will in the past be laid; And song of birds and scent of flowers Cast back the gloom your storm slouds made.
And hearts that now are cold and drear Will list with an enraptured ear To catch the joyful strain.
72 THE VOICE OF LOVE.
THE VOICE OF LOVE.
How can I say I do not care, That we have said a last farewell?
What to read after Dreamland Hours?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gregory, Kate. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
APRIL GLOOM. 71 APRIL GLOOM.
Outside the world is cold and drear, The sky above doth frown, The moaning winds fall on the ear.
And slow the rain comes down; The very earth seems to partake Its share, nor even care to shake The spell that o'er it falls.
The sun beyond the clouds may shine When hid its smiling face, And hearts of men that will repine Find no true resting place; And so we find that awful spell Of solitude o'er all hath fell — Whose gloom appalls.
Oh! April day; oh! April showers; ...Why bury hearts so deep in gloom?
Bring you for us no sunny hours, Or just reminder of the tomb?
Can you not bring some word of cheer To warm the hearts you've made so drear; Or care you for the pain?
Ah! April day, your wind and showers Ere long will in the past be laid; And song of birds and scent of flowers Cast back the gloom your storm slouds made.
And hearts that now are cold and drear Will list with an enraptured ear To catch the joyful strain.
72 THE VOICE OF LOVE.
THE VOICE OF LOVE.
How can I say I do not care, That we have said a last farewell?
What to read after Dreamland Hours?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gregory, Kate. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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