In Praise of Gardens
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But I know where a garden grows, Fairer than aught in the world beside, All made up of the lily and rose That blew by night, when the season is good, To the sound of dancing music and flutes. ALFRED TENNYSON.
Maud.
Across the Convent garden walls The wind blows from the silver seas; Black shadow of the cypress falls Between the moon-meshed olive trees; Sleep-walking from their golden bowers, Flit disembodied orange flowers.
MATHILDE BLIND. (The Mystic's Vision. ) [159] IN PRAISE OF GARDENS He p...assed the garden where, snow white and red, I tended the flowers which gave us our bread, And watered my lilies and roses; He passed and repassed both early and late, And lingering, often would lean on the gate While I tied for him one of my posies.
Though thou seest them not with the bodily eye, The language of flowers much better than I, I know that thou knowest, my brother.
Violets then golden daffodils Which the light of the sun like a winecup fills Tall tulips like flames upspringing Golden-crown wall-flowers bright as his locks Marigolds balsams and perfumed stocks Whose scent's like a blackbird's singing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I know where a garden grows, Fairer than aught in the world beside, All made up of the lily and rose That blew by night, when the season is good, To the sound of dancing music and flutes. ALFRED TENNYSON.
Maud.
Across the Convent garden walls The wind blows from the silver seas; Black shadow of the cypress falls Between the moon-meshed olive trees; Sleep-walking from their golden bowers, Flit disembodied orange flowers.
MATHILDE BLIND. (The Mystic's Vision. ) [159] IN PRAISE OF GARDENS He p...assed the garden where, snow white and red, I tended the flowers which gave us our bread, And watered my lilies and roses; He passed and repassed both early and late, And lingering, often would lean on the gate While I tied for him one of my posies.
Though thou seest them not with the bodily eye, The language of flowers much better than I, I know that thou knowest, my brother.
Violets then golden daffodils Which the light of the sun like a winecup fills Tall tulips like flames upspringing Golden-crown wall-flowers bright as his locks Marigolds balsams and perfumed stocks Whose scent's like a blackbird's singing.
What to read after In Praise of Gardens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Temple Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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