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Thou seemest not from the dark earth to grow ; But to belong to heavenly regions bright, "Where night comes not, nor blasts of winter blow.
To me thou art a pure, ideal flower.
So delicate that mortal touch might mar ; Not born, like other flowers, of sun and shower, But wandering from thy native home afar To lead our thoughts to some serener clime, Beyond the shadows and the storms of time.
NATURE. 95 Thott need'st not flutter from thy half-built nest, Whene'er thou hear'st man's hurrying feet... go by, Fearing his eye for harm may on thee rest, Or he thy young's unfinished cottage spy ; All win not heed thee on that swinging bough, Nor care that round thy shelter spring the leaves, Nor watch thee on the pool's wet margin now For clay to plaster straws thy cunning weaves ; All will not hear thy sweet, outpouring joy.
That with morn's stillness blends the voice of song, For over-anxious cares their souls employ, That else upon thy music borne along And the light wings of heart-ascending prayer Had learned that Heaven is pleased thy simple joys to share.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thou seemest not from the dark earth to grow ; But to belong to heavenly regions bright, "Where night comes not, nor blasts of winter blow.
To me thou art a pure, ideal flower.
So delicate that mortal touch might mar ; Not born, like other flowers, of sun and shower, But wandering from thy native home afar To lead our thoughts to some serener clime, Beyond the shadows and the storms of time.
NATURE. 95 Thott need'st not flutter from thy half-built nest, Whene'er thou hear'st man's hurrying feet... go by, Fearing his eye for harm may on thee rest, Or he thy young's unfinished cottage spy ; All win not heed thee on that swinging bough, Nor care that round thy shelter spring the leaves, Nor watch thee on the pool's wet margin now For clay to plaster straws thy cunning weaves ; All will not hear thy sweet, outpouring joy.
That with morn's stillness blends the voice of song, For over-anxious cares their souls employ, That else upon thy music borne along And the light wings of heart-ascending prayer Had learned that Heaven is pleased thy simple joys to share.
What to read after Poems;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jones Very to read onlineMoreLess
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