John Bannister Tabb the Priest Poet
John Bannister Tabb the Priest Poet
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Did you ever feel like this when you saw the first Crocus? I feel so every March.
And can you find a more fascinating little bit of drama than the poet presents in THE TAX-GATHERER "And pray, who are you?" Said the Violet blue To the Bee, with surprise At his wonderful size, In her eye-glass of dew.
"I, madam, " quoth he, ''Am a publican Bee, Collecting the tax On honey and wax. Have you nothing for me?" The Violet claims many tender tributes — *To a V^ood Violet, " "Brotherhood, " "The Violet ...Speaks, " "One April Morn, " and others.
[661 CHAPTER XV FLORAL LYRICS CONTINUED Spring never came forth under the veil of Allegory in more exquisite and touching beauty than she appears to us in THE TRYST OF SPRING Stern Winter sought the hand of Spring, And, tempered to her milder mood, Died leafless on the budding breast He fondly wooed.
She wept for him her April tears. But, from the shadows wandering soon, Dreamed of a warmer love to come With lordly June.
He scatters roses at her feet, And sunshine o'er her queenly brow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Did you ever feel like this when you saw the first Crocus? I feel so every March.
And can you find a more fascinating little bit of drama than the poet presents in THE TAX-GATHERER "And pray, who are you?" Said the Violet blue To the Bee, with surprise At his wonderful size, In her eye-glass of dew.
"I, madam, " quoth he, ''Am a publican Bee, Collecting the tax On honey and wax. Have you nothing for me?" The Violet claims many tender tributes — *To a V^ood Violet, " "Brotherhood, " "The Violet ...Speaks, " "One April Morn, " and others.
[661 CHAPTER XV FLORAL LYRICS CONTINUED Spring never came forth under the veil of Allegory in more exquisite and touching beauty than she appears to us in THE TRYST OF SPRING Stern Winter sought the hand of Spring, And, tempered to her milder mood, Died leafless on the budding breast He fondly wooed.
She wept for him her April tears. But, from the shadows wandering soon, Dreamed of a warmer love to come With lordly June.
He scatters roses at her feet, And sunshine o'er her queenly brow.
What to read after John Bannister Tabb the Priest Poet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Paulina Finn to read onlineMoreLess
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