Lays From Legends And Other Poems
Lays From Legends And Other Poems
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Another home we enter, And still an empty chair. The mother's face is wearing A look of anxious care. For here it is the daughter Has married, far away ; The mother's heart is yearning To be with her to-day.
One other home we visit.
Here all is bright and gay, The mother calmly watching Her children at their play. But there, beside her standing.
We see a tiny chair, A VACANT CHAIB. 95 And ask, " Where is the baby That should be seated there ? " The mother answers, smiling (What cause for tear a...nd moan?), " The Father saw and loved her ; I gave Him back His own. " 96 MISCELLANEOUS FOEMS.
IN a dream I saw five talents, And I wished to grasp them all : Took up one each day to try it, And at evening let it fall.
First I took the artist's palette. Painted all the livelong day ; But when twilight shades had gathered, All my colours died away.
Then I grasped the sculptor's chisel, And I hew'd a marble head ; But I could not make it lifelike, For the eyes were dim and dead.
Next I sought a poet's fancy, Tried to make a cadence ring ; But it vanished into nothing When I could not make it sing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Another home we enter, And still an empty chair. The mother's face is wearing A look of anxious care. For here it is the daughter Has married, far away ; The mother's heart is yearning To be with her to-day.
One other home we visit.
Here all is bright and gay, The mother calmly watching Her children at their play. But there, beside her standing.
We see a tiny chair, A VACANT CHAIB. 95 And ask, " Where is the baby That should be seated there ? " The mother answers, smiling (What cause for tear a...nd moan?), " The Father saw and loved her ; I gave Him back His own. " 96 MISCELLANEOUS FOEMS.
IN a dream I saw five talents, And I wished to grasp them all : Took up one each day to try it, And at evening let it fall.
First I took the artist's palette. Painted all the livelong day ; But when twilight shades had gathered, All my colours died away.
Then I grasped the sculptor's chisel, And I hew'd a marble head ; But I could not make it lifelike, For the eyes were dim and dead.
Next I sought a poet's fancy, Tried to make a cadence ring ; But it vanished into nothing When I could not make it sing.
What to read after Lays From Legends And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilhemina Baines to read onlineMoreLess
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