Fallen Leaves
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Playing with the flowerets, thou the fairest one.
Like the bee of summer.
Hovering o'er the lea.
Lightly poised, then darting, A golden flash to see.
Where the honeyed bluebells lift their cups to thee.
[28] Like a waving tendril Of the mantling vine, Floating like caresses Round yon oak to twine, Clinging ever closer, with embrace divine.
Like a floating atom In the sun's bright ray, Shining there refulgent, Like the star of day Gleaming from the lucence of the Milky Way.
Like a tongue of fire... Dancing here and there, Flickering o'er the embers, Glancing everywhere, Vanishing in darkness, like a sprite in air.
Would that thou could'st teach me Such delights to know.
Stir my earth-bqm nature Crawling dull and slow.
Till it blaze all fiery from thy heavenly glow.
Then I'd join thy rapture.
Blend my soul with thee.
Move to music's measures, Unrestrained and free.
Conscious inspiration, embodied harmony.
[29] "NON NOBIS SOLUM" (A school song taken from the motto, "Non nobis solum sed patrice et amicis^*) THE MIND Wise mother school, thy lofty halls Send forth to mind their trumpet calls, To youth thy training stem doth come, Knowledge within thy walls finds home ; Yet lest self-love should rule the mind, Above thy portals wide and kind This golden motto e'er shall stand, "Not for ourselves alone, but for — Our friends and native land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Playing with the flowerets, thou the fairest one.
Like the bee of summer.
Hovering o'er the lea.
Lightly poised, then darting, A golden flash to see.
Where the honeyed bluebells lift their cups to thee.
[28] Like a waving tendril Of the mantling vine, Floating like caresses Round yon oak to twine, Clinging ever closer, with embrace divine.
Like a floating atom In the sun's bright ray, Shining there refulgent, Like the star of day Gleaming from the lucence of the Milky Way.
Like a tongue of fire... Dancing here and there, Flickering o'er the embers, Glancing everywhere, Vanishing in darkness, like a sprite in air.
Would that thou could'st teach me Such delights to know.
Stir my earth-bqm nature Crawling dull and slow.
Till it blaze all fiery from thy heavenly glow.
Then I'd join thy rapture.
Blend my soul with thee.
Move to music's measures, Unrestrained and free.
Conscious inspiration, embodied harmony.
[29] "NON NOBIS SOLUM" (A school song taken from the motto, "Non nobis solum sed patrice et amicis^*) THE MIND Wise mother school, thy lofty halls Send forth to mind their trumpet calls, To youth thy training stem doth come, Knowledge within thy walls finds home ; Yet lest self-love should rule the mind, Above thy portals wide and kind This golden motto e'er shall stand, "Not for ourselves alone, but for — Our friends and native land.
What to read after Fallen Leaves?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roger Conant Hatch to read onlineMoreLess
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