Old Garden Other Verses
Old Garden Other Verses
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Wind-wakened flowers, half uncurled, Turn to the East their eager eyes ; A pulsing gold spreads through the skies Silence wraps all the breathless world.
One moment yet the birds are dumb Then, burst of song ! then, flood of light ! Day leaps from out the arms of Night The sun springs up, the Life has come !
HEPATIC A. 35 HEPATICA.
PRETTY, modest maid Who still is half afraid Of chilly winter weather, But yet is all too shy To boldly search the sky, To see if storm-clouds gather.
So, in some di...m, still place, Has hid her small, sweet face, And let dead leaves drift round her ; And bent her head so low, Not softest winds that blow, Nor sunshine, scarce have found her ; She wears a hood of green, (So fears she to be seen, ) And folds about her neatly, A simple russet gown Of furry leaves and brown, That hides her form completely ; Will she thus live and fade, Poor, pretty, modest maid ! If she her beauty covers ?
36 HEPATIC A.
Nay, for though other eyes Note not where low she lies, She can't escape her Lover's !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wind-wakened flowers, half uncurled, Turn to the East their eager eyes ; A pulsing gold spreads through the skies Silence wraps all the breathless world.
One moment yet the birds are dumb Then, burst of song ! then, flood of light ! Day leaps from out the arms of Night The sun springs up, the Life has come !
HEPATIC A. 35 HEPATICA.
PRETTY, modest maid Who still is half afraid Of chilly winter weather, But yet is all too shy To boldly search the sky, To see if storm-clouds gather.
So, in some di...m, still place, Has hid her small, sweet face, And let dead leaves drift round her ; And bent her head so low, Not softest winds that blow, Nor sunshine, scarce have found her ; She wears a hood of green, (So fears she to be seen, ) And folds about her neatly, A simple russet gown Of furry leaves and brown, That hides her form completely ; Will she thus live and fade, Poor, pretty, modest maid ! If she her beauty covers ?
36 HEPATIC A.
Nay, for though other eyes Note not where low she lies, She can't escape her Lover's !
What to read after Old Garden Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Deland to read onlineMoreLess
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