Lyric Touches
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Above the pictured face I dream And look until mine eyes grow dim Her features blend into a blot. My heart s cold altar of desire, Her eye, a flame forget-me-not, Shall light forever with pure fire. And with those heaven-tender eyes A heart shall burn its sacrifice.
36 THE BUTTERFL Y AND ROSE.
THE BUTTERFLY AND ROSE.
A BUTTERFLY of weary wing r\ Flew to a rose to rest and swing.
The butterfly, a bloom of light, The rose was only snowy white.
"Am I not fair, O rose, " said he, The rainbow scarce... can fairer be.
" See where the gold to orange turns, And purple kissed by crimson burns.
"A flower taught to fly; a gem In azure air to float and gleam.
"And like a falling star my flight; While thou art only simple white. " I weened the taunt while passing by, And for the rose did make reply.
"A worm art thou on painted wings, The bud is white from which she springs.
A UTUMN LEA VES. 37 AUTUMN LEAVES.
AUTUMN leaves of the forest, Ye are letters woven strong Into tales of the scarlet woman In her revel and her song.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Above the pictured face I dream And look until mine eyes grow dim Her features blend into a blot. My heart s cold altar of desire, Her eye, a flame forget-me-not, Shall light forever with pure fire. And with those heaven-tender eyes A heart shall burn its sacrifice.
36 THE BUTTERFL Y AND ROSE.
THE BUTTERFLY AND ROSE.
A BUTTERFLY of weary wing r\ Flew to a rose to rest and swing.
The butterfly, a bloom of light, The rose was only snowy white.
"Am I not fair, O rose, " said he, The rainbow scarce... can fairer be.
" See where the gold to orange turns, And purple kissed by crimson burns.
"A flower taught to fly; a gem In azure air to float and gleam.
"And like a falling star my flight; While thou art only simple white. " I weened the taunt while passing by, And for the rose did make reply.
"A worm art thou on painted wings, The bud is white from which she springs.
A UTUMN LEA VES. 37 AUTUMN LEAVES.
AUTUMN leaves of the forest, Ye are letters woven strong Into tales of the scarlet woman In her revel and her song.
What to read after Lyric Touches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Letcher Patterson to read onlineMoreLess
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