Fagots
Fagots
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" IN the noonday sun I am faint, I am blind ! " A pale little Blossom said; "Where are the lips of my lover, the Wind, To kiss me back from the dead ?
" He is so loyal, so tender and true; He dwells by the singing sea; And swift he would haste if he knew if he knew For he loves no one but me! " Kneeling, I whispered: " Beautiful flower, Cling to your beautiful faith! For oh, it will gladden your life s last hour, And sweeten the way to death ! " But aside : " Ah, pretty, forgotten flower!
Tis b...etter to cease to be; For your lover wooes in the Rose s bower, With never a thought of thee! " 8o FAGOTS.
WHERE THE TIDAL WAVES COME IN.
IF you and I were together now Where the tidal waves come in; With breast to bosom and brow to brow And a low, low murmuring If we had forgotten, as they forget, The dark and the dreary day, The wailing of winds all wild and wet And whatever they chose to say If much was to ask and much to reply How would the talk begin, If you and I were together now Where the tidal waves come in ?
What to read after Fagots?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" IN the noonday sun I am faint, I am blind ! " A pale little Blossom said; "Where are the lips of my lover, the Wind, To kiss me back from the dead ?
" He is so loyal, so tender and true; He dwells by the singing sea; And swift he would haste if he knew if he knew For he loves no one but me! " Kneeling, I whispered: " Beautiful flower, Cling to your beautiful faith! For oh, it will gladden your life s last hour, And sweeten the way to death ! " But aside : " Ah, pretty, forgotten flower!
Tis b...etter to cease to be; For your lover wooes in the Rose s bower, With never a thought of thee! " 8o FAGOTS.
WHERE THE TIDAL WAVES COME IN.
IF you and I were together now Where the tidal waves come in; With breast to bosom and brow to brow And a low, low murmuring If we had forgotten, as they forget, The dark and the dreary day, The wailing of winds all wild and wet And whatever they chose to say If much was to ask and much to reply How would the talk begin, If you and I were together now Where the tidal waves come in ?
What to read after Fagots?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hester a Benedict Dickinson to read onlineMoreLess
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