Maiden Verses
Maiden Verses
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And when the late days of October come, Once more are the paddocks in gold arrayed ; And sweet is the breath of the fragrance blown From hearts of the daisies that never fade. The Spring is a frolicsome, lovely child, The rays of the sun are her gleaming hair, Her feet are the flowers that dance and smile, Her voice is the odours the breezes bear. If showers, perchance, in the vernal days, Should scatter their tears on her sweet, young face, The sorrows of childhood are briefly wept, And, vanis...hing silently, leave no trace. Then let us be merry while Spring is here, To make the old young, and the young ones gay ; For Summer, the witherer, draweth near, To cover the land with its shroud of grey. THE STRAIGHTER THE RIVER, THE SWIFTER THE TIDE. THE sluggish Meander crept by at my feet, The birds overhead twitter'd lovingly sweet, The creamy clematis climbed over the bushes, And sent on the wind-wave its perfume in gushes ; With music, sweet odours and beauty I dwelt, And yet a soft strain of solemnity felt ; I heard the stream singing, as onward it sighed, "The straighter the river, the swifter the tide.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And when the late days of October come, Once more are the paddocks in gold arrayed ; And sweet is the breath of the fragrance blown From hearts of the daisies that never fade. The Spring is a frolicsome, lovely child, The rays of the sun are her gleaming hair, Her feet are the flowers that dance and smile, Her voice is the odours the breezes bear. If showers, perchance, in the vernal days, Should scatter their tears on her sweet, young face, The sorrows of childhood are briefly wept, And, vanis...hing silently, leave no trace. Then let us be merry while Spring is here, To make the old young, and the young ones gay ; For Summer, the witherer, draweth near, To cover the land with its shroud of grey. THE STRAIGHTER THE RIVER, THE SWIFTER THE TIDE. THE sluggish Meander crept by at my feet, The birds overhead twitter'd lovingly sweet, The creamy clematis climbed over the bushes, And sent on the wind-wave its perfume in gushes ; With music, sweet odours and beauty I dwelt, And yet a soft strain of solemnity felt ; I heard the stream singing, as onward it sighed, "The straighter the river, the swifter the tide.
What to read after Maiden Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tilly Aston to read onlineMoreLess
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