Poems
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Where'er they gleam the world grows gay, December smiles, and rosy May With fluttering transport feels once more That Love has wings.
But Youth is fond, and hearts are clay, And faults deceive, and doubts betray.
And some forget the winning lore That drew the blessing to their door, And learn too late — ah, well-a-day ! — That Love has wings.
89 THE LIBERTY-BELL (sent from PHILADELPHIA TO ATLANTA, OCTOBER 4, 1895) With pomp attendant, and in garlands drest, I journey from my sacred home once mo...re ; Not this time to the new, triumphant West, But to a land more dear to me of yore : A land in memory sweet as the perfume Of twining jasmine and magnolia bloom.
Though old and broken, for that memory's sake — The memory of honored things gone by, I will forget my length of years, and make This pilgrimage unto her Southern sky.
So Georgia's children, too, my face may know.
And wreathe me proudly with their mistletoe.
Their fathers knew me, and in that great hour When in the Hall of Freedom, since my home, They signed the Charter, born of love and power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where'er they gleam the world grows gay, December smiles, and rosy May With fluttering transport feels once more That Love has wings.
But Youth is fond, and hearts are clay, And faults deceive, and doubts betray.
And some forget the winning lore That drew the blessing to their door, And learn too late — ah, well-a-day ! — That Love has wings.
89 THE LIBERTY-BELL (sent from PHILADELPHIA TO ATLANTA, OCTOBER 4, 1895) With pomp attendant, and in garlands drest, I journey from my sacred home once mo...re ; Not this time to the new, triumphant West, But to a land more dear to me of yore : A land in memory sweet as the perfume Of twining jasmine and magnolia bloom.
Though old and broken, for that memory's sake — The memory of honored things gone by, I will forget my length of years, and make This pilgrimage unto her Southern sky.
So Georgia's children, too, my face may know.
And wreathe me proudly with their mistletoe.
Their fathers knew me, and in that great hour When in the Hall of Freedom, since my home, They signed the Charter, born of love and power.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Florence Earle Coates to read onlineMoreLess
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