Dulce Domum the Burden of the Song
Dulce Domum the Burden of the Song
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" AUGUST LILIES.
i.
DIED last night at twelve o clock The richest month of all the year, Her belted grain in sheaf and shock Like gold encampments far and near. The rose-tree mourns in spider s crape, At half-mast stands the hollyhock, The rock that five-leaved ivies drape Has dared to rob some prince of Tyre And wear his robe of purple fire.
II, The lively locust s rattling watch Is always busy running down, The cricket sings its breathless catch And sunflowers lift the yellow crown. As if a f...airies grave-yard lent Its slender bones to dance a match, Cicadae s knees and elbows bent, 83 84 DULCE DO MUM.
In flurries whirl, a crazy set, To click of Moorish castanet.
III.
Unto this August, Time has told Down thirty perfect days in rhyme, Unsullied hours a minute old, A minute from celestial clime, With two full moons to shine the while, Twelve hours were silver, twelve were gold ; Five Sabbath mornings peaceful smile To light the radiant weeks along, With flush of leaf and flights of song.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" AUGUST LILIES.
i.
DIED last night at twelve o clock The richest month of all the year, Her belted grain in sheaf and shock Like gold encampments far and near. The rose-tree mourns in spider s crape, At half-mast stands the hollyhock, The rock that five-leaved ivies drape Has dared to rob some prince of Tyre And wear his robe of purple fire.
II, The lively locust s rattling watch Is always busy running down, The cricket sings its breathless catch And sunflowers lift the yellow crown. As if a f...airies grave-yard lent Its slender bones to dance a match, Cicadae s knees and elbows bent, 83 84 DULCE DO MUM.
In flurries whirl, a crazy set, To click of Moorish castanet.
III.
Unto this August, Time has told Down thirty perfect days in rhyme, Unsullied hours a minute old, A minute from celestial clime, With two full moons to shine the while, Twelve hours were silver, twelve were gold ; Five Sabbath mornings peaceful smile To light the radiant weeks along, With flush of leaf and flights of song.
What to read after Dulce Domum the Burden of the Song?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor, Benjamin F. (Benjamin Franklin), 1819-1887 to read onlineMoreLess
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