Poems
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The deep low-lying valleys brown.
The wheat fields, and the daisied down.
The bright, mist-shrouded radiance fills.
Across the surface of the pond The small trees throw their dark shadows Whilst in the outlying wood beyond The deeper darkness broods and grows.
The day is no awakener To greater beauty, than day's wane.
The little leaves that move and stir Make noise as of the sound of rain.
The very air is gone to rest.
And long and black the shadows lie.
As over all the crimson west The darknes...s follows up the sky.
51 Good-night ! — until the sun shall send Along the east a shining mark !
In answer to my greeting. Friend, You seem to call across the dark.
52 IN THE WINDOW Oh . . . my love comes to me to-night, After the weary days.
And I must trim the candle bright And light a cheerful blaze.
Then close within the window stand, As down the silent streets My heart shall hear his coming, and How it knows, and beats !
His footstep falls from stair to stair, (Oh my love is my own!) I wear a ribbon in my hair That only he has known.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marie Van Vorst to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The deep low-lying valleys brown.
The wheat fields, and the daisied down.
The bright, mist-shrouded radiance fills.
Across the surface of the pond The small trees throw their dark shadows Whilst in the outlying wood beyond The deeper darkness broods and grows.
The day is no awakener To greater beauty, than day's wane.
The little leaves that move and stir Make noise as of the sound of rain.
The very air is gone to rest.
And long and black the shadows lie.
As over all the crimson west The darknes...s follows up the sky.
51 Good-night ! — until the sun shall send Along the east a shining mark !
In answer to my greeting. Friend, You seem to call across the dark.
52 IN THE WINDOW Oh . . . my love comes to me to-night, After the weary days.
And I must trim the candle bright And light a cheerful blaze.
Then close within the window stand, As down the silent streets My heart shall hear his coming, and How it knows, and beats !
His footstep falls from stair to stair, (Oh my love is my own!) I wear a ribbon in my hair That only he has known.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marie Van Vorst to read onlineMoreLess
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