Leviore Plectro Occasional Verses
Leviore Plectro Occasional Verses
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Then ' Hark the herald, ' which in church The children in the choir. Left by the organ in the lurch, Drag with a tuneless fire ; For all their lack of skill imparts Its old refrain of happy hearts.
Indeed old Santa Claus appears.
Despite his false position, To challenge all the clamouring years To shout down his tradition. High o'er the storm he lifts his voice, And says, and says again, Rejoice !
1 43 POT-POURRI The little red rose at the garden gate To a brown bee near him humming, His sorrow... told disconsolate.
When he felt October coming : ' I were glad/ he sighed, ' to lose my pride.
And the beauty of my completeness. And the last faint flush of my petals' blush.
If I might but save my sweetness. ' Now it chanced, at the wane of the hunters' moon, That a maiden wandered thither, And she sang to herself that late or soon The choicest flowers must wither ; Then she idly stooped where the red-rose drooped. For she pitied his lone condition, And with wide surprise in her beautiful eyes She heard his last petition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then ' Hark the herald, ' which in church The children in the choir. Left by the organ in the lurch, Drag with a tuneless fire ; For all their lack of skill imparts Its old refrain of happy hearts.
Indeed old Santa Claus appears.
Despite his false position, To challenge all the clamouring years To shout down his tradition. High o'er the storm he lifts his voice, And says, and says again, Rejoice !
1 43 POT-POURRI The little red rose at the garden gate To a brown bee near him humming, His sorrow... told disconsolate.
When he felt October coming : ' I were glad/ he sighed, ' to lose my pride.
And the beauty of my completeness. And the last faint flush of my petals' blush.
If I might but save my sweetness. ' Now it chanced, at the wane of the hunters' moon, That a maiden wandered thither, And she sang to herself that late or soon The choicest flowers must wither ; Then she idly stooped where the red-rose drooped. For she pitied his lone condition, And with wide surprise in her beautiful eyes She heard his last petition.
What to read after Leviore Plectro Occasional Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Cochrane to read onlineMoreLess
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