Pansies And Folly Bells
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LAST YEAR'S LEAVES Over sullen ribs of snow And the bitter, brown March grass, As the eager east winds blow, Before them as they pass, In a swirl the dead leaves go.
Vagrant ghosts of last year's leaves Hurried hither — hurried thither ; There were swallows in my eaves When I watched them wane and wither.
And my fields were full of sheaves.
I have seen the uplands bare, And the sleet i' the swallow's nest ; I have closed against Despair The doorway of my breast With a hasp to hold him there.
La...st Tear's Leaves 59 But the sere leaves wander yet From a year for ever fled, Like the sleepless, vain regret For the buried and the dead That my heart will not forget.
FOLLY-BELLS FROM THE MAJOR TO HIS NEPHEW "Are you dead to all feminine charms?" you inquire when you've scribbled to me, all The sweet traits of your soon-to-be bride in a fashion delirious ; And I answer, " Dear nephew, not so, for / also possess my ideal, And I'll hymn you her charms if you please, just to show you I'm serious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LAST YEAR'S LEAVES Over sullen ribs of snow And the bitter, brown March grass, As the eager east winds blow, Before them as they pass, In a swirl the dead leaves go.
Vagrant ghosts of last year's leaves Hurried hither — hurried thither ; There were swallows in my eaves When I watched them wane and wither.
And my fields were full of sheaves.
I have seen the uplands bare, And the sleet i' the swallow's nest ; I have closed against Despair The doorway of my breast With a hasp to hold him there.
La...st Tear's Leaves 59 But the sere leaves wander yet From a year for ever fled, Like the sleepless, vain regret For the buried and the dead That my heart will not forget.
FOLLY-BELLS FROM THE MAJOR TO HIS NEPHEW "Are you dead to all feminine charms?" you inquire when you've scribbled to me, all The sweet traits of your soon-to-be bride in a fashion delirious ; And I answer, " Dear nephew, not so, for / also possess my ideal, And I'll hymn you her charms if you please, just to show you I'm serious.
What to read after Pansies And Folly Bells?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Reid to read onlineMoreLess
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