On the Face of a Star
On the Face of a Star
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50 God Returns The God of age is staid and old, And asks a sober tongue ; But till the heart of youth is cold The God of youth is young !
Then kiss, blithe lass and happy lad ! The rainbow passes over, And love and life, the leal and glad, Must step with time the rover.
Trip, buds and bells in spangled ways !
Leap, leaves in every tree ! Ye winds and waters, nights and days, Dance, dance for Deity !
On every hand is elfin-land, And faery gifts are falling ; Across the world, a twinkling band, T...he elves are calling calling !
God Returns In welcome smile the witching skies, And with a jocund train, With dancing joy-light in His eyes, God, God comes home again !
ARCADIANS SHEEW ! whistles the wind. Ha-ha! laugh we. Too-whoo ! calls the owl frae the barnyard tree.
The log on the hearth is blazing bright : Let the wind on the heath have his way.
The leaves whisk by in the whirling night, And the pinewood moans, and the moon's in sight Blood-red on the tip o' the brae.
And mocking the moon's bewildered glee The owl Too-hoos frae the ivy-tree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
50 God Returns The God of age is staid and old, And asks a sober tongue ; But till the heart of youth is cold The God of youth is young !
Then kiss, blithe lass and happy lad ! The rainbow passes over, And love and life, the leal and glad, Must step with time the rover.
Trip, buds and bells in spangled ways !
Leap, leaves in every tree ! Ye winds and waters, nights and days, Dance, dance for Deity !
On every hand is elfin-land, And faery gifts are falling ; Across the world, a twinkling band, T...he elves are calling calling !
God Returns In welcome smile the witching skies, And with a jocund train, With dancing joy-light in His eyes, God, God comes home again !
ARCADIANS SHEEW ! whistles the wind. Ha-ha! laugh we. Too-whoo ! calls the owl frae the barnyard tree.
The log on the hearth is blazing bright : Let the wind on the heath have his way.
The leaves whisk by in the whirling night, And the pinewood moans, and the moon's in sight Blood-red on the tip o' the brae.
And mocking the moon's bewildered glee The owl Too-hoos frae the ivy-tree.
What to read after On the Face of a Star?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Allan Mackereth to read onlineMoreLess
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