Old School Days And Other Poems
Old School Days And Other Poems
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Oh ! give to me the little flower That wears the human face; It sweetest is in mead or bower, Twould bier or bridal grace.
You may give the rose and lily To the young and fair and gay, But wear sweet pansy blossoms When youth s bright hopes decay.
I d wear them ever on my breast, Their fragrance in my heart; So when you re giving posies, dear, Let heartsease be my part 17 A RAINY DAY IN A GARRET.
A rainy day in the garret : Ah ! that hath charms for me ; A cosy seat in the window, Where I the w...oods can see.
No one comes to chide me, Alone in the house I seem ; I sit and build my castles bright, And read and think and dream.
So a house without a garret Can never my hopes fulfill, With its nice, dark creepy corners And a deep, rough window-sill.
Where I may build my castles, And people them with my friends ; Of earth and air I hold the reins; What a pity that childhood ends !
Old age finds my cherished garret So dismal and dark and cold : Full of pain and shadows and hunger; So a garret s no good when you re old.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh ! give to me the little flower That wears the human face; It sweetest is in mead or bower, Twould bier or bridal grace.
You may give the rose and lily To the young and fair and gay, But wear sweet pansy blossoms When youth s bright hopes decay.
I d wear them ever on my breast, Their fragrance in my heart; So when you re giving posies, dear, Let heartsease be my part 17 A RAINY DAY IN A GARRET.
A rainy day in the garret : Ah ! that hath charms for me ; A cosy seat in the window, Where I the w...oods can see.
No one comes to chide me, Alone in the house I seem ; I sit and build my castles bright, And read and think and dream.
So a house without a garret Can never my hopes fulfill, With its nice, dark creepy corners And a deep, rough window-sill.
Where I may build my castles, And people them with my friends ; Of earth and air I hold the reins; What a pity that childhood ends !
Old age finds my cherished garret So dismal and dark and cold : Full of pain and shadows and hunger; So a garret s no good when you re old.
What to read after Old School Days And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Cameron Benjamin to read onlineMoreLess
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