Grass of Parnassus. Rhymes Old And New
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And of the weed beside the way That leadeth lovers' steps astray !
In vain we sought the Singing Rose Whereof old legends tell, Alas, we found it not mid those Within the grey old College close.
That budded, flowered, and fell, — We found that herb called ' Wandering ' And meet no more, no more in Spring !
THE SINGING ROSE Yes, unawares the unhappy grass That leadeth steps astray, We trod, and so it came to pass That never more we twain, alas.
Shall walk the self-same way.
And each must deem, t...hough neither knows.
That neither found the Singing Rose !
A REVIEiV IN RHYME A REVIEW IN RHYME.
A LITTLE of Horace, a little of Prior, A sketch of a Milkmaid, a lay of the Squire — These, these are 'on draught' 'At the Sign of the Lyre!' A child in Blue Ribbons that sings to herself, A talk of the Books on the Sheraton shelf, A sword of the Stuarts, a wig of the Guelph, A lai, a fantoum, a ballade, a rondeau, A pastel by Greuze, and a sketch by Moreau, And the chimes of the rhymes that sing sweet as they go, A fan, and a folio, a ringlet, a glove, 'Neath a dance by Laguerre on the ceiling above.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And of the weed beside the way That leadeth lovers' steps astray !
In vain we sought the Singing Rose Whereof old legends tell, Alas, we found it not mid those Within the grey old College close.
That budded, flowered, and fell, — We found that herb called ' Wandering ' And meet no more, no more in Spring !
THE SINGING ROSE Yes, unawares the unhappy grass That leadeth steps astray, We trod, and so it came to pass That never more we twain, alas.
Shall walk the self-same way.
And each must deem, t...hough neither knows.
That neither found the Singing Rose !
A REVIEiV IN RHYME A REVIEW IN RHYME.
A LITTLE of Horace, a little of Prior, A sketch of a Milkmaid, a lay of the Squire — These, these are 'on draught' 'At the Sign of the Lyre!' A child in Blue Ribbons that sings to herself, A talk of the Books on the Sheraton shelf, A sword of the Stuarts, a wig of the Guelph, A lai, a fantoum, a ballade, a rondeau, A pastel by Greuze, and a sketch by Moreau, And the chimes of the rhymes that sing sweet as they go, A fan, and a folio, a ringlet, a glove, 'Neath a dance by Laguerre on the ceiling above.
What to read after Grass of Parnassus. Rhymes Old And New?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lang Andrew to read onlineMoreLess
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