Overheard in a Garden
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Excuse my laughter ! " 33 A DECADENT Eealities to Him are Cold and Stern.
He loves from Nature's Crudities to turn To the Sweet Unrealities of Art And all Her Tinkling Symbolism learn.
For Him there is no Kose at the Fleuriste Vies with the Rose of Cr§pe of the Modiste And Paradise, without a Milliner He vows would be unutterably Triste.
34 LOVE AND TIME Love stole Time's hour-glass one day (It happened he was out of hearts), And set it up beside the way, To be a target for his darts.
At length... but one of all his quiver Remained (some glanced and some fell wide) ; He shot the last — Time saw it shiver His glass. ^^ What have you done ? '' he cried.
35 7 III vain Love pieced the broken parts.
.J^ The sand would not run true, alas !
Cried Time : ^^ Confound you and your darts !
Now I must get another glass.'' So ever since, to mark his shooting.
Love kept the glass that Time refused.
And lovers ever since, computing.
The hours with minutes have confused.
36 1^- 37 A TEAGEDY IN EHYME There was a man upon a time Who could not speak except in rhyme.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Excuse my laughter ! " 33 A DECADENT Eealities to Him are Cold and Stern.
He loves from Nature's Crudities to turn To the Sweet Unrealities of Art And all Her Tinkling Symbolism learn.
For Him there is no Kose at the Fleuriste Vies with the Rose of Cr§pe of the Modiste And Paradise, without a Milliner He vows would be unutterably Triste.
34 LOVE AND TIME Love stole Time's hour-glass one day (It happened he was out of hearts), And set it up beside the way, To be a target for his darts.
At length... but one of all his quiver Remained (some glanced and some fell wide) ; He shot the last — Time saw it shiver His glass. ^^ What have you done ? '' he cried.
35 7 III vain Love pieced the broken parts.
.J^ The sand would not run true, alas !
Cried Time : ^^ Confound you and your darts !
Now I must get another glass.'' So ever since, to mark his shooting.
Love kept the glass that Time refused.
And lovers ever since, computing.
The hours with minutes have confused.
36 1^- 37 A TEAGEDY IN EHYME There was a man upon a time Who could not speak except in rhyme.
What to read after Overheard in a Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herford, Oliver, 1863- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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