Indian Legends And Other Poems
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ON HER BIRTHDAY.
'T is said that each succeeding year Another circlet weaves Within each living, waving tree; Yet not in buds or leaves, -- But far within the silent core, The tiny shuttles ply, At Nature's ever-working loom, Unseen by human eye.
And thus, within my "heart of hearts, " Doth this returning day, Another golden zone complete, Another circle lay; And when unto the shadowy past In retrospect I flee, I numerate the fleeting years By deepening love for thee.
Since last... we met this sunny day How bright the hours have flown! Youth, Love, and Hope, with fadeless light, Around our way have shone; And if a shadow from the past Has floated o'er the dream, 'T was softened, like a violet cloud Reflected in a stream.
Yet if an hour of bitter grief, Should e'er thy spirit claim, May it the trying ordeal pass, As gold the fiery flame; And may the years that bind our hearts In love that cannot die, Still draw us hourly nearer God, And nearer to the sky.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ON HER BIRTHDAY.
'T is said that each succeeding year Another circlet weaves Within each living, waving tree; Yet not in buds or leaves, -- But far within the silent core, The tiny shuttles ply, At Nature's ever-working loom, Unseen by human eye.
And thus, within my "heart of hearts, " Doth this returning day, Another golden zone complete, Another circle lay; And when unto the shadowy past In retrospect I flee, I numerate the fleeting years By deepening love for thee.
Since last... we met this sunny day How bright the hours have flown! Youth, Love, and Hope, with fadeless light, Around our way have shone; And if a shadow from the past Has floated o'er the dream, 'T was softened, like a violet cloud Reflected in a stream.
Yet if an hour of bitter grief, Should e'er thy spirit claim, May it the trying ordeal pass, As gold the fiery flame; And may the years that bind our hearts In love that cannot die, Still draw us hourly nearer God, And nearer to the sky.
What to read after Indian Legends And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Horsford Mary Gardiner to read onlineMoreLess
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