Lower Merion Lilies And Other Poems
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I know thy precious heart is stricken sore 1 know thy sun, which rose in crimson glow, Has set in clouds to rise again no more.
And thou art still a child in weight of years, But, ah, my soul ! so old in weight of woe !
Dear sweet, thy burden will not fall till tears, Like swollen winter torrents, rush and flow.
Weep on, dear lamb, and let thy head recline Above thine image on my faithful breast Would God some weak though potent word of mine Could give thee no, not joy, but quiet rest.
76 THE W...ILD GRAPE-VINE.
Here, when a child, like blue hepaticas, Have I gazed down into thy tender eyes ; Here, bright 's the gold-rod sceptre Autumn has, Oft have I held thy head, a glittering prize.
And didst thou think, dear maid, thy beauteous veil Thrown o'er a spirit rare and pure as dew, With its rich broidery of snow-drift's pale And sunset's red and gold, were all I knew?
I, who have seen the masking brown unclose And show the pearls in lilies set apart; I, who have seen unfold the blushing rose, Displaying golden treasures in its heart; I, who have seen the filmy fern's green curl Outspread in plumy banners on the breeze; I, who have seen the quivering leaves unfurl, To tell of thrilling broods beneath the trees ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I know thy precious heart is stricken sore 1 know thy sun, which rose in crimson glow, Has set in clouds to rise again no more.
And thou art still a child in weight of years, But, ah, my soul ! so old in weight of woe !
Dear sweet, thy burden will not fall till tears, Like swollen winter torrents, rush and flow.
Weep on, dear lamb, and let thy head recline Above thine image on my faithful breast Would God some weak though potent word of mine Could give thee no, not joy, but quiet rest.
76 THE W...ILD GRAPE-VINE.
Here, when a child, like blue hepaticas, Have I gazed down into thy tender eyes ; Here, bright 's the gold-rod sceptre Autumn has, Oft have I held thy head, a glittering prize.
And didst thou think, dear maid, thy beauteous veil Thrown o'er a spirit rare and pure as dew, With its rich broidery of snow-drift's pale And sunset's red and gold, were all I knew?
I, who have seen the masking brown unclose And show the pearls in lilies set apart; I, who have seen unfold the blushing rose, Displaying golden treasures in its heart; I, who have seen the filmy fern's green curl Outspread in plumy banners on the breeze; I, who have seen the quivering leaves unfurl, To tell of thrilling broods beneath the trees ?
What to read after Lower Merion Lilies And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret B Harvey to read onlineMoreLess
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