More Songs From Vagabondia 8 7
More Songs From Vagabondia 8 7
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JUNE NIGHT IN WASHINGTON.
The scent of honeysuckle, Drugging the twilightWith its sweet opiate of lovers' dreams!The last red glow of the setting sunOn the red brick wallOf the neighboring house, And the scramble of red roses over it!
Slowly, slowlyThe night smokes up from the city to the stars, The faint foreshadowed stars;The smouldering nightBreathes upward like the breathOf a woman asleepWith dim breast rising and fallingAnd a smile of delicate dreams.
Softly, softlyThe wind comes into the ...garden, Like a lover that fears lest he waken his love, And his hands drip with the scent of the rosesAnd his locks weep with the opiate odor of honeysuckle. Sighing, sighingAs a lover that yearns for the lips of his love, In a torment of bliss, In a passionate dreaming of bliss, The wind in the trees of the garden!
How intimate are the trees, --Rustling like the secret darkness of the soul!How still is the starlight, --Aloof in the placidity of dream!
Outside the gardenA group of negroes passing in the streetSing with ripe lush voices, Sing with voices that swimLike great slow gliding fishesThrough the scent of the honeysuckle: _My love's waitin', Waitin' by the river, Waitin' till I come along!Wait there, child; I'm comin'.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JUNE NIGHT IN WASHINGTON.
The scent of honeysuckle, Drugging the twilightWith its sweet opiate of lovers' dreams!The last red glow of the setting sunOn the red brick wallOf the neighboring house, And the scramble of red roses over it!
Slowly, slowlyThe night smokes up from the city to the stars, The faint foreshadowed stars;The smouldering nightBreathes upward like the breathOf a woman asleepWith dim breast rising and fallingAnd a smile of delicate dreams.
Softly, softlyThe wind comes into the ...garden, Like a lover that fears lest he waken his love, And his hands drip with the scent of the rosesAnd his locks weep with the opiate odor of honeysuckle. Sighing, sighingAs a lover that yearns for the lips of his love, In a torment of bliss, In a passionate dreaming of bliss, The wind in the trees of the garden!
How intimate are the trees, --Rustling like the secret darkness of the soul!How still is the starlight, --Aloof in the placidity of dream!
Outside the gardenA group of negroes passing in the streetSing with ripe lush voices, Sing with voices that swimLike great slow gliding fishesThrough the scent of the honeysuckle: _My love's waitin', Waitin' by the river, Waitin' till I come along!Wait there, child; I'm comin'.
What to read after More Songs From Vagabondia 8 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bliss Carman And Richard Hovey to read onlineMoreLess
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