Nannie, a Song of the Heart;
Nannie, a Song of the Heart;
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Is it the voice for distant days — or scene Memorable till death! — hush! — hush, — I love thee more When, sweet enwound in all thy loveliness Thou gazest at me — who doth thee adore!
*7 I would the gleam of noon were in thine eye; The pearly luster in that brown orb tells, That in thy soul yet glorious morning dwells.
Oh! listen to the birds' sweet minstrely, Those birds, that sing of June, and love; — Of trust, and far-day's orange-grove!
Yet is the bud unfolded — yet The green leaves cling a...round; — oh! be, Soon, soon, a fragrant violet: Meditative of thyself and me!
18 XI It is all over — She loves not me! — All the pain — all the pain, That racked me in my longing and love, Is vain — oh! is it true — is vain!
But, sweet one, thou hast a lover; And his love may turn to vengeance free: He may thy murderer, some day, prove!
19 XII i Her voice sounds in the other room — And I tremble, and a shiver runs Down me — ohl why such tremors swift, When only one sweet word she lift From out her voice, that is in bloom!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is it the voice for distant days — or scene Memorable till death! — hush! — hush, — I love thee more When, sweet enwound in all thy loveliness Thou gazest at me — who doth thee adore!
*7 I would the gleam of noon were in thine eye; The pearly luster in that brown orb tells, That in thy soul yet glorious morning dwells.
Oh! listen to the birds' sweet minstrely, Those birds, that sing of June, and love; — Of trust, and far-day's orange-grove!
Yet is the bud unfolded — yet The green leaves cling a...round; — oh! be, Soon, soon, a fragrant violet: Meditative of thyself and me!
18 XI It is all over — She loves not me! — All the pain — all the pain, That racked me in my longing and love, Is vain — oh! is it true — is vain!
But, sweet one, thou hast a lover; And his love may turn to vengeance free: He may thy murderer, some day, prove!
19 XII i Her voice sounds in the other room — And I tremble, and a shiver runs Down me — ohl why such tremors swift, When only one sweet word she lift From out her voice, that is in bloom!
What to read after Nannie, a Song of the Heart;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis M Louis Michel Eilshemius to read onlineMoreLess
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