Fancys First Or Tender Trifles
Fancys First Or Tender Trifles
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Surely fortune is more than unkind unto thee : The storm of to-day less regretted than those Who 80 thoughtless, so heartless, have left thee to see That death is alone to the friendless repose.
48 POEMS.
THE VIOLET IN BLOOM.
The violet in bloom Is not fairer than thee, And the lily's perfume Never sweeter can be ; The soft blush of the rose Is the tint of thy lip, And the honey that grows On that lip would I sip.
Like the bee would I rove To the fairest and best Of those buds in the grove, Whi...ch are sweetest confest ; Yet, unlike to the bee, I would settle on one, And would sip sweets from theCf And from thy lips alone.
POEMS. 49 WHEN FAR FROM THE LAND OF MY BIRTH I DEPART.
When far from the land of my birth I depart, To my fate and its fortunes resigned ; When grief may be breaking my once happy heart, For the friends I love best, left behind, — O mourn ! and forget not the friendships of youth, Let the tear of affection be thine : Those vows my heart plighted in honour and truth Will for ever rest sacred in mine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Surely fortune is more than unkind unto thee : The storm of to-day less regretted than those Who 80 thoughtless, so heartless, have left thee to see That death is alone to the friendless repose.
48 POEMS.
THE VIOLET IN BLOOM.
The violet in bloom Is not fairer than thee, And the lily's perfume Never sweeter can be ; The soft blush of the rose Is the tint of thy lip, And the honey that grows On that lip would I sip.
Like the bee would I rove To the fairest and best Of those buds in the grove, Whi...ch are sweetest confest ; Yet, unlike to the bee, I would settle on one, And would sip sweets from theCf And from thy lips alone.
POEMS. 49 WHEN FAR FROM THE LAND OF MY BIRTH I DEPART.
When far from the land of my birth I depart, To my fate and its fortunes resigned ; When grief may be breaking my once happy heart, For the friends I love best, left behind, — O mourn ! and forget not the friendships of youth, Let the tear of affection be thine : Those vows my heart plighted in honour and truth Will for ever rest sacred in mine.
What to read after Fancys First Or Tender Trifles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Brown Kitchiner to read onlineMoreLess
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