Lyrics By Ellis Walton Pseud
Lyrics By Ellis Walton Pseud
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We only know that the clouds have fled — We ask not, care not, how ; We only murmur words like these : ' A thousand worlds, a thousand seas Shall not divide us now !' SNOWDROPS.
Snowdrops, white and glistening, Fit for your hand divine ; Just for their own sake, take them. If not for mine !
I said, 'They look their fairest, As the brown earth round them lies ; Now, fairer they shine, and purer. Beneath your eyes.
Thoughts 19 They will fade — ah, yes ! my snowdrops, Sweetly away, like your smile... ; But my love will live on after — A long, long while !
THOUGHTS.
There are thoughts, gentle thoughts of love and duty, That rise while the crowds around us throng ; There are thoughts, precious thoughts of power and beauty. That wake 'mid the halls of light and song.
Yet the thoughts that are best and deepest ever.
Are born in the free and open air ; They are nursed to the tune of sea or river, And fed on the peace and pureness there.
SANS ESPOIR, RIEN.
Shall we meet, when day is dying In the arms of night, Shall we watch the birds home flying Through the soft love-light ; Shall we walk and talk together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We only know that the clouds have fled — We ask not, care not, how ; We only murmur words like these : ' A thousand worlds, a thousand seas Shall not divide us now !' SNOWDROPS.
Snowdrops, white and glistening, Fit for your hand divine ; Just for their own sake, take them. If not for mine !
I said, 'They look their fairest, As the brown earth round them lies ; Now, fairer they shine, and purer. Beneath your eyes.
Thoughts 19 They will fade — ah, yes ! my snowdrops, Sweetly away, like your smile... ; But my love will live on after — A long, long while !
THOUGHTS.
There are thoughts, gentle thoughts of love and duty, That rise while the crowds around us throng ; There are thoughts, precious thoughts of power and beauty. That wake 'mid the halls of light and song.
Yet the thoughts that are best and deepest ever.
Are born in the free and open air ; They are nursed to the tune of sea or river, And fed on the peace and pureness there.
SANS ESPOIR, RIEN.
Shall we meet, when day is dying In the arms of night, Shall we watch the birds home flying Through the soft love-light ; Shall we walk and talk together.
What to read after Lyrics By Ellis Walton Pseud?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Percy Cotton to read onlineMoreLess
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