In An Indian Garden And Other Verses
In An Indian Garden And Other Verses
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o'er your dead the hungry dog snarls !
27 A Farewell.
A little way we wandered By pathways side by side The songbirds seemed more joyous The flowers oped more wide.
A few short hours together The way of Life awhile We journeyed, dear, and nature Seemed brighter for thy smile .
And then and now we meeting- Would converse, thou and I, Thy voice for me made music So sweet, I know not why!
And ever I would seek thee, And watch and wait as though All others passed unseen, dear, Nor know I why 't was... so !
A little while soft music Wove spells round thee and me, I know not how to tell it, I breathed as 't were through thee !
28 Alas ! those days have faded, I watched my dream depart !
Ah ! when those grey eyes left me, The sunshine left my heart.
No more my steps may wander By thine through scented air A desert plain now widens Where had been gardens fair.
Farewell, then ! for a moment Mid life's lone waste of years, Thou made the earth seem fairer, Shed joy in place of tears !
29 Farewell !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
o'er your dead the hungry dog snarls !
27 A Farewell.
A little way we wandered By pathways side by side The songbirds seemed more joyous The flowers oped more wide.
A few short hours together The way of Life awhile We journeyed, dear, and nature Seemed brighter for thy smile .
And then and now we meeting- Would converse, thou and I, Thy voice for me made music So sweet, I know not why!
And ever I would seek thee, And watch and wait as though All others passed unseen, dear, Nor know I why 't was... so !
A little while soft music Wove spells round thee and me, I know not how to tell it, I breathed as 't were through thee !
28 Alas ! those days have faded, I watched my dream depart !
Ah ! when those grey eyes left me, The sunshine left my heart.
No more my steps may wander By thine through scented air A desert plain now widens Where had been gardens fair.
Farewell, then ! for a moment Mid life's lone waste of years, Thou made the earth seem fairer, Shed joy in place of tears !
29 Farewell !
What to read after In An Indian Garden And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J W Morgan to read onlineMoreLess
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