Madrigali
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Which not from love of me arise, But low ambition.
"O ! teach and learn ! And when the sky This day's departing sunbeams dye.
And from the staff whereon I fly At last ye take me, Remember what ye owe to me; I'm but your badge of liberty, And I no greater thing can be Than your deeds make me 1" July 4, 1912.
IVTAD KIGALI 103 BALLADE OF SUMMER'S PASSING LIKE a matron grown jaded — Fat, forty and fair — In a nook cool and shaded, Who nods in her chair; Then, sudden, aware Of the eyes of the masses..., Feigns a wide-awake air, Summer smiles as she passes.
All the charms she paraded In Junetime so rare.
When new roses were braided And twined in her hair, No longer are there.
All her gold but worn brass is, But, still debonair, Summer smiles as she passes.
That her beauty Is faded Beyond all repair, All the pools where she waded — Her mirrors — declare.
I04 MAD KIGALI Brown limbs that are bare Every woodland pool glasses ; But what does she care?
Summer smiles as she passes.
ENVOY Come, then, Autumn !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Which not from love of me arise, But low ambition.
"O ! teach and learn ! And when the sky This day's departing sunbeams dye.
And from the staff whereon I fly At last ye take me, Remember what ye owe to me; I'm but your badge of liberty, And I no greater thing can be Than your deeds make me 1" July 4, 1912.
IVTAD KIGALI 103 BALLADE OF SUMMER'S PASSING LIKE a matron grown jaded — Fat, forty and fair — In a nook cool and shaded, Who nods in her chair; Then, sudden, aware Of the eyes of the masses..., Feigns a wide-awake air, Summer smiles as she passes.
All the charms she paraded In Junetime so rare.
When new roses were braided And twined in her hair, No longer are there.
All her gold but worn brass is, But, still debonair, Summer smiles as she passes.
That her beauty Is faded Beyond all repair, All the pools where she waded — Her mirrors — declare.
I04 MAD KIGALI Brown limbs that are bare Every woodland pool glasses ; But what does she care?
Summer smiles as she passes.
ENVOY Come, then, Autumn !
What to read after Madrigali?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daly, T. A. (Thomas Augustine), 1871-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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