Green Branches
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And the last glimpse of that most lovely land. And thus av/ay unto the mundane sphere. And look not back again nor turn anew. And hear no more that laughter at the ear, And sing no more for you.
SPRING 1916 Do not forget my charge, I beg of you ; That of what flowers you find of fairest hue And sweetest odour you do gather those Are best of all the best— a fragrant rose, A tall cairn lily from the waterside, A half-blovv^n poppy leaning at the side Its graceful head to dream among the corn. For...get-me-nots that seem as though the morn Had tumbled down and grew into the clay. And hawthorn buds that swing along the way Easing the hearts of those who pass them by Until they find contentment— Do not cry. But gather buds, and with them greenery Of slender branches taken from a tree Well bannered by the Spring that saw them fall: Then you, for you are cleverest of all Who have slim fingers and are pitiful, II GREEN BRANCHES Erlmming your lap with bloom that you may cull, Will sit apart, and weave for every head A garland of the flowers you gathered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the last glimpse of that most lovely land. And thus av/ay unto the mundane sphere. And look not back again nor turn anew. And hear no more that laughter at the ear, And sing no more for you.
SPRING 1916 Do not forget my charge, I beg of you ; That of what flowers you find of fairest hue And sweetest odour you do gather those Are best of all the best— a fragrant rose, A tall cairn lily from the waterside, A half-blovv^n poppy leaning at the side Its graceful head to dream among the corn. For...get-me-nots that seem as though the morn Had tumbled down and grew into the clay. And hawthorn buds that swing along the way Easing the hearts of those who pass them by Until they find contentment— Do not cry. But gather buds, and with them greenery Of slender branches taken from a tree Well bannered by the Spring that saw them fall: Then you, for you are cleverest of all Who have slim fingers and are pitiful, II GREEN BRANCHES Erlmming your lap with bloom that you may cull, Will sit apart, and weave for every head A garland of the flowers you gathered.
What to read after Green Branches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephens James to read onlineMoreLess
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