Poems 1909 1911
Poems 1909 1911
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The May flowers smile through April's tear Where bright dew lies On spangled pansy, mignonette, White lily, glowing violet ***** Beloved, what is Spring without thine eyes?
Spring is here!
The buzzing bee on gauze wing sheer Sweet honey sips.
Winds fragrant breathe of flowering lands, Blue sea waves kiss the gleaming sands ***** Beloved, what is Spring without thy lips?
[56] TO THE SKEPTIC No fairies, you say?
Who wake the flowers at the break of day? Whose voices sing in the passing breeze? Wh...at spirits sigh in the whispering trees? Who strew the sea with its rainbow foam? Who talk with the birds in their forest home? Who light the stars in the heavens at night, And the tiny lamps for the fireflies bright? Who ride on the white moon's glistening beams Bringing the little children dreams?
No angels, you say?
Whose song do we hear at the close of day When the earth is hushed in the twilight still And the sky bends low o'er the western hill? Who veil the blue with their cloud wings light And wrap the earth in its snow shroud white?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The May flowers smile through April's tear Where bright dew lies On spangled pansy, mignonette, White lily, glowing violet ***** Beloved, what is Spring without thine eyes?
Spring is here!
The buzzing bee on gauze wing sheer Sweet honey sips.
Winds fragrant breathe of flowering lands, Blue sea waves kiss the gleaming sands ***** Beloved, what is Spring without thy lips?
[56] TO THE SKEPTIC No fairies, you say?
Who wake the flowers at the break of day? Whose voices sing in the passing breeze? Wh...at spirits sigh in the whispering trees? Who strew the sea with its rainbow foam? Who talk with the birds in their forest home? Who light the stars in the heavens at night, And the tiny lamps for the fireflies bright? Who ride on the white moon's glistening beams Bringing the little children dreams?
No angels, you say?
Whose song do we hear at the close of day When the earth is hushed in the twilight still And the sky bends low o'er the western hill? Who veil the blue with their cloud wings light And wrap the earth in its snow shroud white?
What to read after Poems 1909 1911?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henriette De Saussure Blanding to read onlineMoreLess
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