Flowers of Ebor Poems
Flowers of Ebor Poems
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O bright was the day, And 1 danc'd to the tune Of the linnet's wild lay, 'Mid his vernal festoon.
WHien the vi'let wax'd pale.
And the primrose bloom'd free, Then the cuckoo's first hail Rung a welcome to me.
Soft airs breathed around me, Dews slept on my breast ; And the wild bee oft found me. And luU'd me to rest : — As if all things were given For me to enjoy ; Gifts shower'd from heaven.
Which never might cloy.
Then the Summer came on, And I flaunted it still. When the spring-blooms were go...ne From the valley and hill.
THY LIFE IS A LEAF. 117 But the storm oft molested ; Suns parch'd me at length ; And ere long sadly wasted My beauty and strength.
By age sered and yellow' d.
Dark Autumn came on ; And Time sternly beUow'd, And bade me begone ! — A beautiful comer In Spring's scented gale ; The boast of the Summer, Which Autumn tum'd pale : As open to danger, As frail and as brief — O look on me stranger ! — Thy life is a leaf!" ^"0 dl^Iohjers, SEEN BLOOMING ON AN INFANT'S GRAVE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O bright was the day, And 1 danc'd to the tune Of the linnet's wild lay, 'Mid his vernal festoon.
WHien the vi'let wax'd pale.
And the primrose bloom'd free, Then the cuckoo's first hail Rung a welcome to me.
Soft airs breathed around me, Dews slept on my breast ; And the wild bee oft found me. And luU'd me to rest : — As if all things were given For me to enjoy ; Gifts shower'd from heaven.
Which never might cloy.
Then the Summer came on, And I flaunted it still. When the spring-blooms were go...ne From the valley and hill.
THY LIFE IS A LEAF. 117 But the storm oft molested ; Suns parch'd me at length ; And ere long sadly wasted My beauty and strength.
By age sered and yellow' d.
Dark Autumn came on ; And Time sternly beUow'd, And bade me begone ! — A beautiful comer In Spring's scented gale ; The boast of the Summer, Which Autumn tum'd pale : As open to danger, As frail and as brief — O look on me stranger ! — Thy life is a leaf!" ^"0 dl^Iohjers, SEEN BLOOMING ON AN INFANT'S GRAVE.
What to read after Flowers of Ebor Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Crossley to read onlineMoreLess
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