Memories a Poem
Memories a Poem
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List to the sweeping scythe, Mowing the fragrant grass ; Or to a carol blythe Sung by some village lass !
(J2 MEMORIES.
Broad heaths, in golden dress.
Dance hi the summer air ; Wild hees, in wantonness, Tread out the nectar rare: In scented drapery, " Meadow-sweets'' gently wave, Where, in felicity, Lilies their faces lave.
Scared by the mighty sun Into the forest shade, Fly-tortured cattle run, And in the river Made. There the rich foliage, deep, Like a huge giant heaves ; There the poor bramb...les peep : — Each to its neighbour cleaves.
Come, then, from smoke-dried town Into the country ; there Seat thee in silence down, Where no proud despots are. Breathing of heaven above, Passion and selfishness Rule not ; but tender love Woos tbee with sweet caress.
There the rich foliage, deep, Like a huge giant heaves.
And gentle dames the beaded bobbins ply With quick exactness, or a parchment guide.
SUMMER. 07 Through the fresh garnished trees there comes a sigh Of Summer, mourning o'er the dying Spring, As if a truant angel, passing by, Had waved each leaflet with her trembling wing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
List to the sweeping scythe, Mowing the fragrant grass ; Or to a carol blythe Sung by some village lass !
(J2 MEMORIES.
Broad heaths, in golden dress.
Dance hi the summer air ; Wild hees, in wantonness, Tread out the nectar rare: In scented drapery, " Meadow-sweets'' gently wave, Where, in felicity, Lilies their faces lave.
Scared by the mighty sun Into the forest shade, Fly-tortured cattle run, And in the river Made. There the rich foliage, deep, Like a huge giant heaves ; There the poor bramb...les peep : — Each to its neighbour cleaves.
Come, then, from smoke-dried town Into the country ; there Seat thee in silence down, Where no proud despots are. Breathing of heaven above, Passion and selfishness Rule not ; but tender love Woos tbee with sweet caress.
There the rich foliage, deep, Like a huge giant heaves.
And gentle dames the beaded bobbins ply With quick exactness, or a parchment guide.
SUMMER. 07 Through the fresh garnished trees there comes a sigh Of Summer, mourning o'er the dying Spring, As if a truant angel, passing by, Had waved each leaflet with her trembling wing.
What to read after Memories a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Thomas Thomason to read onlineMoreLess
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