Local Lyrics, And Miscellaneous Poems
Local Lyrics, And Miscellaneous Poems
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How fairy-like her movements as she trips, With heart and footstep light, across the lawn, As [gracefully as ever darkness flits, When yielding to the coming light of dawn.
In disposition sweet, in manners free, Ever as gentle as a turtle dove — • So winning in her ways, that e'en to see Becomes at once a good excuse to love.
So innocent is she, in thought and mind, Whenever in her presence one is brought, 'Twould be impossible for him to find A place to harbor one unholy thought.
Long may she ...be as now, beloved by all, And may her path through life be sfrewn with flowers, And cares and troubles never intervene, To mar the blissful nature of her hours.
May the Gold Dollar ne'er its brightness lose, But ever be incapable of stain — And growing dearer, as a jewel, prove A prize 'twould be almost a heaven to gain.
The Vegetable Girl.
Behind a market stall, installed, I mark it every day, Stands at her stand the fairest girl I've met with at the Bay : Her two lips are of cherry red, Her hands a pretty pair, With such a pretty turn up nose, And lovely reddish hair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How fairy-like her movements as she trips, With heart and footstep light, across the lawn, As [gracefully as ever darkness flits, When yielding to the coming light of dawn.
In disposition sweet, in manners free, Ever as gentle as a turtle dove — • So winning in her ways, that e'en to see Becomes at once a good excuse to love.
So innocent is she, in thought and mind, Whenever in her presence one is brought, 'Twould be impossible for him to find A place to harbor one unholy thought.
Long may she ...be as now, beloved by all, And may her path through life be sfrewn with flowers, And cares and troubles never intervene, To mar the blissful nature of her hours.
May the Gold Dollar ne'er its brightness lose, But ever be incapable of stain — And growing dearer, as a jewel, prove A prize 'twould be almost a heaven to gain.
The Vegetable Girl.
Behind a market stall, installed, I mark it every day, Stands at her stand the fairest girl I've met with at the Bay : Her two lips are of cherry red, Her hands a pretty pair, With such a pretty turn up nose, And lovely reddish hair.
What to read after Local Lyrics, And Miscellaneous Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mart Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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