Gold Thread And Other Poems
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there's nought to satisfy The soul, in all thy gifts ; As thy rough waves go fleeting by, And man upon them drifts. We sorrow, love, we hope, and die, " Eeturn to God who gave, " And what remains of you, and I ?
A faded dream, a grave !
77 H IN THE SUNSHINE.
AVE shining angels left for us Their footprints on the meadows? Left us awhile Their sunny smile To glad this world of shadows ?
These sunbeams give the heart a thrill, Like songs of hope and beauty ; And in their gleam We fondly dream Eart...h has no irksome duty.
They seem, like friendship, bright and true, Man's choicest earthly blessing Like each fond word, So gladly heard, Of Love's first low confessing, 78 IN THE SUNSHINE. 79 Dance on, bright sunbeams, gaily dance, O'er mountain, wood, and river !
Dance to the breeze That rocks the trees With trembling music ever!
All this long summer afternoon I've watched thy phantom fingers Trace everywhere A picture fair That in my memory lingers !
Fold up thy net- work, golden Sun ! And call each sunbeam thither ; The summer day Has passed away, Grey twilight's on the heather 1 " BYE-BYE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
there's nought to satisfy The soul, in all thy gifts ; As thy rough waves go fleeting by, And man upon them drifts. We sorrow, love, we hope, and die, " Eeturn to God who gave, " And what remains of you, and I ?
A faded dream, a grave !
77 H IN THE SUNSHINE.
AVE shining angels left for us Their footprints on the meadows? Left us awhile Their sunny smile To glad this world of shadows ?
These sunbeams give the heart a thrill, Like songs of hope and beauty ; And in their gleam We fondly dream Eart...h has no irksome duty.
They seem, like friendship, bright and true, Man's choicest earthly blessing Like each fond word, So gladly heard, Of Love's first low confessing, 78 IN THE SUNSHINE. 79 Dance on, bright sunbeams, gaily dance, O'er mountain, wood, and river !
Dance to the breeze That rocks the trees With trembling music ever!
All this long summer afternoon I've watched thy phantom fingers Trace everywhere A picture fair That in my memory lingers !
Fold up thy net- work, golden Sun ! And call each sunbeam thither ; The summer day Has passed away, Grey twilight's on the heather 1 " BYE-BYE.
What to read after Gold Thread And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen M Cooke to read onlineMoreLess
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