Lays Lyrics And Legends
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Like a yellow pansy light, Like the primrose gay, Flitting on from morn to night All the summer day.
Why art thou so full of life Yellow Butterfly? You've no pleasure in the strife And no more have I.
What is it that we should toil For an unknown race; Sail the sea and till the soil, Without time or grace?
Ever, ever on the wing.
This do I discern. Never tiring little thing.
Much have I to learn.
Ill LAYS. LRICS AND LEGENDS IF 'TIS THY WILLI Oh God, within thy ample hand Are held the oceans and... the land, Where dwell their own-created race, Each suited to his separate place; All fish and fowl, and bird and beast, And from the greatest to the least. What myriad forms at thy command Knshoal the seas and crowd the land.
And is man least that he should seek. To wreck his vengeance on the weak? To hold the flaming sword above, And mock thy regency of love.
lyord, is the purpose of our life To deluge man in blood and strife. And sweeping fire that at the call Of madden'd monarchs, consumes all?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Like a yellow pansy light, Like the primrose gay, Flitting on from morn to night All the summer day.
Why art thou so full of life Yellow Butterfly? You've no pleasure in the strife And no more have I.
What is it that we should toil For an unknown race; Sail the sea and till the soil, Without time or grace?
Ever, ever on the wing.
This do I discern. Never tiring little thing.
Much have I to learn.
Ill LAYS. LRICS AND LEGENDS IF 'TIS THY WILLI Oh God, within thy ample hand Are held the oceans and... the land, Where dwell their own-created race, Each suited to his separate place; All fish and fowl, and bird and beast, And from the greatest to the least. What myriad forms at thy command Knshoal the seas and crowd the land.
And is man least that he should seek. To wreck his vengeance on the weak? To hold the flaming sword above, And mock thy regency of love.
lyord, is the purpose of our life To deluge man in blood and strife. And sweeping fire that at the call Of madden'd monarchs, consumes all?
What to read after Lays Lyrics And Legends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W a Sherwood to read onlineMoreLess
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