Drift From York-Harbor, Maine
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" The women-folk shout.
Now all is blotted, The world is no more.
But water and wind And the sea's uproar.
— Christmas Booklet.
THE SHELL Dearly do I love to listen.
Bent o'er this melodious shell ; Precious the tales its pink lips utter, Tales of winter waves they tell ; Fairy tales Fd long forgotten, Hopes of ever so long ago, — But its answer to one question Only is, " Oh no ! Oh no ! " Nay, fair sea-shell, safe from tempests And black sea-wrack drifting slow.
Do say yes to this one question... ! — Sad it sighs back, " No, Oh no ! " 19 TO A BELLE OF SIX SUMMERS.
Well may eagles from the air Drop to offer thee a feather ; Well may lambs lay ofT their fleece To cloak thee from the weather.
Well may camels on their knees Stoop and doff their wealth before thee, And red foxes leave their holes To wrap their warm hoods o'er thee.
Well may gold and coral shine Thus to sit so close beside thee ; Well may the ermine on thy throat Caress and strive to hide thee.
For thou givest day its sun ; Pearl I ask not as we sever, — In my heart is lodged thy smile, And that I'll treasure ever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The women-folk shout.
Now all is blotted, The world is no more.
But water and wind And the sea's uproar.
— Christmas Booklet.
THE SHELL Dearly do I love to listen.
Bent o'er this melodious shell ; Precious the tales its pink lips utter, Tales of winter waves they tell ; Fairy tales Fd long forgotten, Hopes of ever so long ago, — But its answer to one question Only is, " Oh no ! Oh no ! " Nay, fair sea-shell, safe from tempests And black sea-wrack drifting slow.
Do say yes to this one question... ! — Sad it sighs back, " No, Oh no ! " 19 TO A BELLE OF SIX SUMMERS.
Well may eagles from the air Drop to offer thee a feather ; Well may lambs lay ofT their fleece To cloak thee from the weather.
Well may camels on their knees Stoop and doff their wealth before thee, And red foxes leave their holes To wrap their warm hoods o'er thee.
Well may gold and coral shine Thus to sit so close beside thee ; Well may the ermine on thy throat Caress and strive to hide thee.
For thou givest day its sun ; Pearl I ask not as we sever, — In my heart is lodged thy smile, And that I'll treasure ever.
What to read after Drift From York-Harbor, Maine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Houghton, George (George Washington Wright), 1850-1891 to read onlineMoreLess
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