Miniscula Lyrics of Nature Art And Love
Miniscula Lyrics of Nature Art And Love
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Till all the pine-tree tongues shall move To syllable thy name of love, And pass in whispers on to me The wind-borne wonder-tale of thee.
(70 Eheu, Fugaccs !
The wheels whirl faster year by year Adown the slope of life ; I hear The roaring of the Doom more near.
I catch at every flower that grows ; I grasp the thorns and miss the rose And life ungovernably goes.
O vision of an angel face, That floatest nigh me for a space, A dream of music and of grace !
I know not what thou art ; but bend Thy ...soft eyes on me, and defend From the fierce terror of the end !
(7^) I A Summer Cloud Yes, it was you, The soft cloud in the summer blue, ^ So white, so warm, j| That brought the thunder and the storm.
So warm, so white, With broad rays like a ladder bright, That reached to heaven, The very highest of the seven.
Earth seemed as fair, As crystalline the liquid air, As painters drew In Italy when Art was new.
Yes, it was you, Transfigured earth awhile, then drew The dreadful rain That drowned a whole life's garnered gain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Till all the pine-tree tongues shall move To syllable thy name of love, And pass in whispers on to me The wind-borne wonder-tale of thee.
(70 Eheu, Fugaccs !
The wheels whirl faster year by year Adown the slope of life ; I hear The roaring of the Doom more near.
I catch at every flower that grows ; I grasp the thorns and miss the rose And life ungovernably goes.
O vision of an angel face, That floatest nigh me for a space, A dream of music and of grace !
I know not what thou art ; but bend Thy ...soft eyes on me, and defend From the fierce terror of the end !
(7^) I A Summer Cloud Yes, it was you, The soft cloud in the summer blue, ^ So white, so warm, j| That brought the thunder and the storm.
So warm, so white, With broad rays like a ladder bright, That reached to heaven, The very highest of the seven.
Earth seemed as fair, As crystalline the liquid air, As painters drew In Italy when Art was new.
Yes, it was you, Transfigured earth awhile, then drew The dreadful rain That drowned a whole life's garnered gain.
What to read after Miniscula Lyrics of Nature Art And Love?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bourdillon, Francis William, 1852-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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