Poems
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But there's something doth surpass All my effort to be gay, Tenderer than the tender grass, Deeper than the sky of May.
84 MAY-TIME.
As a bashful maiden's face, Though a cheerfulness she tries, Saddens to a mournful grace Under love's beseeching eyes.
All the melodies of May Cannot lull the heart to sleep.
Warble, blackbird, from the spray ! I will love and I must weep.
MExMORY AND HOPE. 85 MEMORY AND HOPE.
Dark-eyed Memory ! sitting ever At thy lonely casement window ; Watching little children... playing Careless in a summer garden ; Watching children picking cowslips On a little sunny slope ; Watching youths and maidens conning Daily tasks, or wandering freely All among the fields and flowers, Or with eyes cast up to heaven ; Watching figures ever passing In the distance out of sight ! Let me bring another maiden. Blue-eyed Hope with golden hair, Let her take the seat before thee Let her gaze the other way, She will see again the children, 86 MEMOUY AND HOPE.
She will see the youths and maidens And tlie figures that were lost, Only she must wait till fitful Flushes of a warmer sunlight Pour upon the sparkling ocean And upon the distant city.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But there's something doth surpass All my effort to be gay, Tenderer than the tender grass, Deeper than the sky of May.
84 MAY-TIME.
As a bashful maiden's face, Though a cheerfulness she tries, Saddens to a mournful grace Under love's beseeching eyes.
All the melodies of May Cannot lull the heart to sleep.
Warble, blackbird, from the spray ! I will love and I must weep.
MExMORY AND HOPE. 85 MEMORY AND HOPE.
Dark-eyed Memory ! sitting ever At thy lonely casement window ; Watching little children... playing Careless in a summer garden ; Watching children picking cowslips On a little sunny slope ; Watching youths and maidens conning Daily tasks, or wandering freely All among the fields and flowers, Or with eyes cast up to heaven ; Watching figures ever passing In the distance out of sight ! Let me bring another maiden. Blue-eyed Hope with golden hair, Let her take the seat before thee Let her gaze the other way, She will see again the children, 86 MEMOUY AND HOPE.
She will see the youths and maidens And tlie figures that were lost, Only she must wait till fitful Flushes of a warmer sunlight Pour upon the sparkling ocean And upon the distant city.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Augustus Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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