Madeline a Poem in Fragments
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WINTER HAS COME. RONDEAU.
Winter has come. O'er hill and plain The zephyrs in a merry train Fill the glad air with crystals bright, That whirl about in sheer delight, The heralds of a long campaign.
The brook wrapped in an icy chain Struggles against its bonds in vain ; The fields about are clad in white ; Winter has come.
While sweeter than aught minstrel strain Anon you hear the loud refrain Of sleigh-bells in their tinkling flight, Now tumbling over yonder height. Then swelling loud and clea...r again. Winter has come.
ATLANTIS AND VERS DE SOCI^T^. 69 A SOUVENIR. RONDEAU.
A souvenir with dainty bands, Wrought by a pretty maiden's hands, During the happy days of old, In silks and ribbons manifold, Upon my study table stands.
It tells of shining glinting sands Where oft we walked in foreign lands. Although 't is only, so I 'm told, A souvenir.
The limit of my room expands. And heeding memory's commands. The dancing shades of eve unfold. The girl with hair of trembling gold. Who gave me once, on distant strands, A souvenir.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
WINTER HAS COME. RONDEAU.
Winter has come. O'er hill and plain The zephyrs in a merry train Fill the glad air with crystals bright, That whirl about in sheer delight, The heralds of a long campaign.
The brook wrapped in an icy chain Struggles against its bonds in vain ; The fields about are clad in white ; Winter has come.
While sweeter than aught minstrel strain Anon you hear the loud refrain Of sleigh-bells in their tinkling flight, Now tumbling over yonder height. Then swelling loud and clea...r again. Winter has come.
ATLANTIS AND VERS DE SOCI^T^. 69 A SOUVENIR. RONDEAU.
A souvenir with dainty bands, Wrought by a pretty maiden's hands, During the happy days of old, In silks and ribbons manifold, Upon my study table stands.
It tells of shining glinting sands Where oft we walked in foreign lands. Although 't is only, so I 'm told, A souvenir.
The limit of my room expands. And heeding memory's commands. The dancing shades of eve unfold. The girl with hair of trembling gold. Who gave me once, on distant strands, A souvenir.
What to read after Madeline a Poem in Fragments?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Chauncey Brewer to read onlineMoreLess
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