Er of Pamphylia And Other Poems
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IV. 12.
T T strikes me Spring has come at last, ■*• The long East winds are overpast, O'er Boldre's now unflooded marshes The tall bog herbage is rising fast.
The birds are brisk, the squirrels brave, The grass is long enough to wave, This South West air is light and tender As May can make it, when she turns suave.
Last night was still as nights can be, And even warm enough for me To lie with both my windows open, And hear the song in a hawthorn tree Of him whom Bards from earliest days Have mi...scalled 'her' in all their lays; But, he or she, last night's performance Eludes my feeble attempts at praise.
An Invitation Sr In yon high mead across the stream I see a " boucol" with his team, And catch at whiles his cheery whistle, Which sets me off on an idle dream Of those old times when country boys, In giving vent to vernal joys, Instinct with song and native music, Did something better than make a noise; And, propt cross-legged against a tree, Could wake an artless minstrelsy, That pleased the God who loved the fleeces And dark hillsides of their Arcady.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IV. 12.
T T strikes me Spring has come at last, ■*• The long East winds are overpast, O'er Boldre's now unflooded marshes The tall bog herbage is rising fast.
The birds are brisk, the squirrels brave, The grass is long enough to wave, This South West air is light and tender As May can make it, when she turns suave.
Last night was still as nights can be, And even warm enough for me To lie with both my windows open, And hear the song in a hawthorn tree Of him whom Bards from earliest days Have mi...scalled 'her' in all their lays; But, he or she, last night's performance Eludes my feeble attempts at praise.
An Invitation Sr In yon high mead across the stream I see a " boucol" with his team, And catch at whiles his cheery whistle, Which sets me off on an idle dream Of those old times when country boys, In giving vent to vernal joys, Instinct with song and native music, Did something better than make a noise; And, propt cross-legged against a tree, Could wake an artless minstrelsy, That pleased the God who loved the fleeces And dark hillsides of their Arcady.
What to read after Er of Pamphylia And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Henry Pember to read onlineMoreLess
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