In the Great Steep's Garden
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A flutter of petticoats, buff and blue, Sashes and streamers and holiday tire, Columbine trips her a measure for you, Gayest heart of the waltzing choir. Under the pines I saw her dance, Lilting a gay little tune of France.
[Illustration: Small-leaved Saxifrage] Saxifrage.
The wide, wide sky was a crystal clear, A great blue dome that quivered near.
And oh, the white-flowered miracle grown Out of the broad gray breast of a stone!
Little plant, did you guess that when I heard You... whisper your one sweet rune-telling word, Straight into the crystal I could see, And the Heart of the Sky leaned down to me?
[Illustration: Alpine Forget-me-not] Alpine Forget-Me-Not.
Before earth's dawn hour thought to wane, Where Paradise leaned over Iran's plain, A man god looked from his templed fane On a maiden wondrously fair: He saw her first in the Cashmere's danks, Singing at dawn by a river's banks, Where the long grass leaned to her, ranks on ranks, Forget-me-nots twined in her hair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A flutter of petticoats, buff and blue, Sashes and streamers and holiday tire, Columbine trips her a measure for you, Gayest heart of the waltzing choir. Under the pines I saw her dance, Lilting a gay little tune of France.
[Illustration: Small-leaved Saxifrage] Saxifrage.
The wide, wide sky was a crystal clear, A great blue dome that quivered near.
And oh, the white-flowered miracle grown Out of the broad gray breast of a stone!
Little plant, did you guess that when I heard You... whisper your one sweet rune-telling word, Straight into the crystal I could see, And the Heart of the Sky leaned down to me?
[Illustration: Alpine Forget-me-not] Alpine Forget-Me-Not.
Before earth's dawn hour thought to wane, Where Paradise leaned over Iran's plain, A man god looked from his templed fane On a maiden wondrously fair: He saw her first in the Cashmere's danks, Singing at dawn by a river's banks, Where the long grass leaned to her, ranks on ranks, Forget-me-nots twined in her hair.
What to read after In the Great Steep's Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roberts Elizabeth Madox to read onlineMoreLess
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