Fulgencius With Other Poems Old And New
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Long, wet, and flowing, Asketh a flower crown To stay its blowing : Floating down and floating farther Go green twigs ; T wot some bather Lost his wreath, but I must gather Blossoms, they beseem my gladness rather.
A footstep on the further shore. And who is yon dotard bent and hoar That mutters still to himself, and moans, And sinks half-way on the stepping stones ? His grey head droops to the stream as he sinks, He laves his hands and his brow, and drinks. And riseth up in a silent calm. When...ce hath his pain such sudden balm ?
Tell me, thou old wayfarer. How do they call this flood ?
LETBE WATER. 119 " I know not, son, but bearer Am I of tidings good ; For the ripples say not far away Are shade and the silent wood. " Pass to thy shade ; be sunlight mine While sweetness lives in the wild woodbine, I would no deeper than comes of the leaves, And little the ripple mine hearing grieves With tale of silence, but chimes as it flees With crush of cushats in whispering trees, And the faint low sigh of this summer breeze.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Long, wet, and flowing, Asketh a flower crown To stay its blowing : Floating down and floating farther Go green twigs ; T wot some bather Lost his wreath, but I must gather Blossoms, they beseem my gladness rather.
A footstep on the further shore. And who is yon dotard bent and hoar That mutters still to himself, and moans, And sinks half-way on the stepping stones ? His grey head droops to the stream as he sinks, He laves his hands and his brow, and drinks. And riseth up in a silent calm. When...ce hath his pain such sudden balm ?
Tell me, thou old wayfarer. How do they call this flood ?
LETBE WATER. 119 " I know not, son, but bearer Am I of tidings good ; For the ripples say not far away Are shade and the silent wood. " Pass to thy shade ; be sunlight mine While sweetness lives in the wild woodbine, I would no deeper than comes of the leaves, And little the ripple mine hearing grieves With tale of silence, but chimes as it flees With crush of cushats in whispering trees, And the faint low sigh of this summer breeze.
What to read after Fulgencius With Other Poems Old And New?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boyd Montgomerie Maurice Ranking to read onlineMoreLess
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