Floras Gem Or the Bouquet for All Seasons
Floras Gem Or the Bouquet for All Seasons
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In some sweet spot, where Nature sheds A smile serene and fair, We e'er should make their lowly bedja And lay the sleepers there, The smiling Sun or pensive Moon, Should be the oply lights that shine In such {^ scene ; the soothing tune Of wild- bird's song divine.
Or murmuring waters gentle lay The only music tones that play Around the solemn shrine.
THE FAIRY'S SEARCH. 5^9 There moaning winds, thro' leafy bowers. Would softly sigh to answering flowers And ceaseless requiems chaunt. And this w...ere fitting sight to see, Sweet nature mourning o'er her dead. Like a fond mother's tearful eye Watching her offspring's bed.
Sadly the Fairy gaz'd around On marble tomb and grassy mound, And sigh'd to think of all the Avoe That many living hearts would know For those who slept so calm below !
But peace again smil'd o'er her heart When she beheld a grave apart.
So hallow'd by affection's light •Twas cheerful to the gazer's sight.
The lowly bed was planted o'er With shrubs and flowers, So chosen that their own sweet lore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In some sweet spot, where Nature sheds A smile serene and fair, We e'er should make their lowly bedja And lay the sleepers there, The smiling Sun or pensive Moon, Should be the oply lights that shine In such {^ scene ; the soothing tune Of wild- bird's song divine.
Or murmuring waters gentle lay The only music tones that play Around the solemn shrine.
THE FAIRY'S SEARCH. 5^9 There moaning winds, thro' leafy bowers. Would softly sigh to answering flowers And ceaseless requiems chaunt. And this w...ere fitting sight to see, Sweet nature mourning o'er her dead. Like a fond mother's tearful eye Watching her offspring's bed.
Sadly the Fairy gaz'd around On marble tomb and grassy mound, And sigh'd to think of all the Avoe That many living hearts would know For those who slept so calm below !
But peace again smil'd o'er her heart When she beheld a grave apart.
So hallow'd by affection's light •Twas cheerful to the gazer's sight.
The lowly bed was planted o'er With shrubs and flowers, So chosen that their own sweet lore.
What to read after Floras Gem Or the Bouquet for All Seasons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred a Philips to read onlineMoreLess
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