On Oaten Flute And Other Versicles
On Oaten Flute And Other Versicles
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) To Love I thought to tender My lyre's most tuneful strain, The brightest it could render I plied and plied again. The wheat in mirth was springing, The sky shone clear above, But blithe as was my singing It never brought me Love ! I changed my song to weeping, I cast my lyre away, Its chords no longer sweeping To carols light and gay. The fields in dearth were pining. The sun had paled above, But lo, my tears were shining, For they had brought me Love ! 37 AN ADAGIO. Ah me, ah me, to sit in t...he shining world, And know that for us there's a bhght in each bloom unfurled. To list to the notes of the Spring-birds rippling by, And know that for us in every song is a sigh, Ah me, ah me. Ah me, ah me, to walk in the fields, and find At every step a shadow stealing behind. When all the green of the earth is smiling gay, The wraith of a love long hushed and hidden away. Ah me, ah me. 38 LETHE. They tell of a dark-flowing river, On whose banks there is never a gleam ; Ah, the young and the gay, how they shiver To think of that stream !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) To Love I thought to tender My lyre's most tuneful strain, The brightest it could render I plied and plied again. The wheat in mirth was springing, The sky shone clear above, But blithe as was my singing It never brought me Love ! I changed my song to weeping, I cast my lyre away, Its chords no longer sweeping To carols light and gay. The fields in dearth were pining. The sun had paled above, But lo, my tears were shining, For they had brought me Love ! 37 AN ADAGIO. Ah me, ah me, to sit in t...he shining world, And know that for us there's a bhght in each bloom unfurled. To list to the notes of the Spring-birds rippling by, And know that for us in every song is a sigh, Ah me, ah me. Ah me, ah me, to walk in the fields, and find At every step a shadow stealing behind. When all the green of the earth is smiling gay, The wraith of a love long hushed and hidden away. Ah me, ah me. 38 LETHE. They tell of a dark-flowing river, On whose banks there is never a gleam ; Ah, the young and the gay, how they shiver To think of that stream !
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