Lyrics And Other Poems
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I'll make a chain of flowers, Strong as a chain may be ; I'll weave with magic powers And bind my love to me. ONCE, ONCE UPON A TIME. Once, once upon a time — We were young, the world was new, Love was fresh as morning dew — It was long ago, you know, Dearest, long ago. Once, once you took my hand — " Little hand, hold tight the thread Binding both our lives, " you said — It was long ago, you know, Dearest, long ago. Once, once you stroked my hair — "Who, " you asked, "in all the world Snares w...ith net so golden-curl'd ? " It was long ago, you know. Dearest, long ago. No ONCE, ONCE UPON A TIME. Once, once you kiss'd my cheek — " Plighted troth thus fondly given Ne'er is broke, " you cried, "nor riven !" It was long ago, you know. Dearest, long ago. WOULD THAT MY HEART WERE A SHIP! Many a day, dear, many a day, Far and away, dear, far and away. My heart goes drifting to thee ; Would that my heart were a ship to sail On a twilight eve, when the skies are pale, O'er the shimmering silent sea !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'll make a chain of flowers, Strong as a chain may be ; I'll weave with magic powers And bind my love to me. ONCE, ONCE UPON A TIME. Once, once upon a time — We were young, the world was new, Love was fresh as morning dew — It was long ago, you know, Dearest, long ago. Once, once you took my hand — " Little hand, hold tight the thread Binding both our lives, " you said — It was long ago, you know, Dearest, long ago. Once, once you stroked my hair — "Who, " you asked, "in all the world Snares w...ith net so golden-curl'd ? " It was long ago, you know. Dearest, long ago. No ONCE, ONCE UPON A TIME. Once, once you kiss'd my cheek — " Plighted troth thus fondly given Ne'er is broke, " you cried, "nor riven !" It was long ago, you know. Dearest, long ago. WOULD THAT MY HEART WERE A SHIP! Many a day, dear, many a day, Far and away, dear, far and away. My heart goes drifting to thee ; Would that my heart were a ship to sail On a twilight eve, when the skies are pale, O'er the shimmering silent sea !
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Watson Gilder to read onlineMoreLess
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