From a City Garden
From a City Garden
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I have mourned never to hear his voice, Save through the printed pages of a book, But, if he lived to-day, I'd find some nook Whither we'd go in quiet, to rejoice Over the lovely work kind Nature weaves.
Then would I listen while he told his tales; And look toward the Heavens as with fright, Fearful to view Hyperion's palace bright, Or sob to hear poor Isabella's wails.
And, as his Fancy roved, I'd journey far With radiant thoughts that pierced the hidden ways, Stealing into a world of laughing... fays, Or climbing upward to the fairest star. . .
But it is all a youthful dream, I know, And yet when melancholy Autumn stoops To kiss the crimson rose that dying, droops, I feel I knew him, though 'twas long ago, And heard him say, while still my memory grieves, "Fast-fading violets covered up in leaves. " 33 RAINY DAYS Rain-wet grass and glistening leaves, Water dripping from the eaves, Mist-grey clouds I love to see Unite in tearful sympathy, Frightened birds all flying low. . . The rainy days I love and know!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have mourned never to hear his voice, Save through the printed pages of a book, But, if he lived to-day, I'd find some nook Whither we'd go in quiet, to rejoice Over the lovely work kind Nature weaves.
Then would I listen while he told his tales; And look toward the Heavens as with fright, Fearful to view Hyperion's palace bright, Or sob to hear poor Isabella's wails.
And, as his Fancy roved, I'd journey far With radiant thoughts that pierced the hidden ways, Stealing into a world of laughing... fays, Or climbing upward to the fairest star. . .
But it is all a youthful dream, I know, And yet when melancholy Autumn stoops To kiss the crimson rose that dying, droops, I feel I knew him, though 'twas long ago, And heard him say, while still my memory grieves, "Fast-fading violets covered up in leaves. " 33 RAINY DAYS Rain-wet grass and glistening leaves, Water dripping from the eaves, Mist-grey clouds I love to see Unite in tearful sympathy, Frightened birds all flying low. . . The rainy days I love and know!
What to read after From a City Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Linda Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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