Jennifred And Other Verses
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77 NO V EMBER The glow-worm now has quenched her light, And gone to bed ; in bush and brake Shrill grasshoppers have ceased to make Loud music all the live-long night.
Even Phoebus slacks his wonted force, Nor holds as erst his lamp on high ; ' Cuckoo ' 's a half-forgotten cry, And larks are dumb and linnets hoarse.
All Nature deathward seems to tend, And thus unto my heart doth break The tidings self would never seek, ' Thou, mortal, too, must meet thy end. ' 78 A SUMMER DAY-DREAM.
Late, baski...ng on a flowery bank Reside a murmuring stream, My ears its happy music drank, Lapped fast in love's sweet dream.
The summer sun far overhead, Like heaven s own glorious eye, Shone down upon my grassy bed From June's unclouded sky.
Soft odours, like fair Nature's soul, Filled every passing wind, And from their wings a vision stole Like music o'er my mind.
I dreamed it was the olden days, When rustic men and maids Saw fairy forms at vesper's chime Trip through the darkening glades.
79 A SUMMER DAY-DREAM Each pebbly brook, each mountain glen, Each legendary oak, Was in those clays to simple men The haunt of fairy folk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
77 NO V EMBER The glow-worm now has quenched her light, And gone to bed ; in bush and brake Shrill grasshoppers have ceased to make Loud music all the live-long night.
Even Phoebus slacks his wonted force, Nor holds as erst his lamp on high ; ' Cuckoo ' 's a half-forgotten cry, And larks are dumb and linnets hoarse.
All Nature deathward seems to tend, And thus unto my heart doth break The tidings self would never seek, ' Thou, mortal, too, must meet thy end. ' 78 A SUMMER DAY-DREAM.
Late, baski...ng on a flowery bank Reside a murmuring stream, My ears its happy music drank, Lapped fast in love's sweet dream.
The summer sun far overhead, Like heaven s own glorious eye, Shone down upon my grassy bed From June's unclouded sky.
Soft odours, like fair Nature's soul, Filled every passing wind, And from their wings a vision stole Like music o'er my mind.
I dreamed it was the olden days, When rustic men and maids Saw fairy forms at vesper's chime Trip through the darkening glades.
79 A SUMMER DAY-DREAM Each pebbly brook, each mountain glen, Each legendary oak, Was in those clays to simple men The haunt of fairy folk.
What to read after Jennifred And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Septimus G Green to read onlineMoreLess
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