In a City Garden
In a City Garden
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Be that Rose we may weel see There be o* God in persones three, Pares forma. The aungeles sungen the schepherdes to, Gloria in excelsis Deo. Gaudeamus. Leve we all werdly merthe And folowe we this joyful herthe.
Transeamus. These joyous things I remembered in June as I walked in our City Garden, and called to mind, too, some of the sadder thoughts of the roses. In the catacombs of Rome, on the sepul- chres of their dead, our martyrs and confessors, the early Christians, laid a garland of roses.... At Pentecost, however, roses were thrown with joy from the roofs of the churches on the heads of the worshippers below. Omar Khayyam loved them well in life, and prayed that they might be with him in death, a prayer kind Nature granted. A friend who visited the Persiangrave found the roses growing by the side of the wall and rose-leaves falling on the poet's dust. W. E. *One.
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SUMMER IN A CITY GARDEN Henley, in a fine poem, asks that the fragrance of the flower might meet and mix and waver through the dream of his "sleeping " lady.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Be that Rose we may weel see There be o* God in persones three, Pares forma. The aungeles sungen the schepherdes to, Gloria in excelsis Deo. Gaudeamus. Leve we all werdly merthe And folowe we this joyful herthe.
Transeamus. These joyous things I remembered in June as I walked in our City Garden, and called to mind, too, some of the sadder thoughts of the roses. In the catacombs of Rome, on the sepul- chres of their dead, our martyrs and confessors, the early Christians, laid a garland of roses.... At Pentecost, however, roses were thrown with joy from the roofs of the churches on the heads of the worshippers below. Omar Khayyam loved them well in life, and prayed that they might be with him in death, a prayer kind Nature granted. A friend who visited the Persiangrave found the roses growing by the side of the wall and rose-leaves falling on the poet's dust. W. E. *One.
56 vr. -\^ 1'. -J Hi r, '' '. Hv.
SUMMER IN A CITY GARDEN Henley, in a fine poem, asks that the fragrance of the flower might meet and mix and waver through the dream of his "sleeping " lady.
What to read after In a City Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J R Aitken to read onlineMoreLess
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