London Lamps a book of Songs
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Weave in no bloom of subtle smell ; The simple ones she loves too well. Let violets on her neck lie shining.
Wild rose in her hair.
And bring her rose-winged fancies, From shadowy shoals of dream.
To clothe her in this wistful hour, When girlhood steals from bud to flower.
Bring her the tunes of elfin dances, Bring her the faery Gleam !
At the world's gate she stands.
Silent and very still ; And lone as that one star that lights The delicate dusk of April nights. Oh, let love bind -her holy han...ds, A nd fetter her from ill I Her tumbled tresses cling Adown her like a veil. And cheek and curls as sweetly chime As verses with a rounding rhyme. Surely there is not anything So valiant and so frail.
34 In faith and without fear, She brings to a rude throng At war with beauty and with truth, The wonder of her blossomy youth.
A nd faith shall wither to a sneer, And sneers shall silence song.
"?>• Her soul is a soft flame.
Set in a ivorld of grey. Help her, Life, to keep its shrine That her white ivindoiv's vigilant sign May pierce the tangled mists of shame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Weave in no bloom of subtle smell ; The simple ones she loves too well. Let violets on her neck lie shining.
Wild rose in her hair.
And bring her rose-winged fancies, From shadowy shoals of dream.
To clothe her in this wistful hour, When girlhood steals from bud to flower.
Bring her the tunes of elfin dances, Bring her the faery Gleam !
At the world's gate she stands.
Silent and very still ; And lone as that one star that lights The delicate dusk of April nights. Oh, let love bind -her holy han...ds, A nd fetter her from ill I Her tumbled tresses cling Adown her like a veil. And cheek and curls as sweetly chime As verses with a rounding rhyme. Surely there is not anything So valiant and so frail.
34 In faith and without fear, She brings to a rude throng At war with beauty and with truth, The wonder of her blossomy youth.
A nd faith shall wither to a sneer, And sneers shall silence song.
"?>• Her soul is a soft flame.
Set in a ivorld of grey. Help her, Life, to keep its shrine That her white ivindoiv's vigilant sign May pierce the tangled mists of shame.
What to read after London Lamps a book of Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burke Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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