Poems
Poems
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that sudden din Of little hearts that laugh within.
O ! take him where the youngsters play, And he will grow as young as they !
They come ! they come ! each blue-ey'd Sport, The Twelfth-Night King and all his court— THE DEPARTURE OF SUMMER. 155 'Tis Mirth fresh crown'd with misletoe !
Music with her merry fiddles, Joy " on light fantastic toe," Wit with all his jests and riddles, Singing and dancing as they go.
And Love, young Love, among the rest, A welcome — nor unbidden guest.
But still for ...Summer dost thou grieve ?
Then read our Poets — they shall weave A garden of green fancies still, Where thy wish may rove at will.
They have kept for after treats The essences of summer sweets, And echoes of its songs that wind In endless music through the mind : They have stamp'd in visible traces The " thoughts that breathe," in words that shine — The flights of soul in sunny pla To greet and company with thine.
These shall wing thee on to flow'r The past or future, that shall seem All the brighter in thy dream For blowing in such desert hours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
that sudden din Of little hearts that laugh within.
O ! take him where the youngsters play, And he will grow as young as they !
They come ! they come ! each blue-ey'd Sport, The Twelfth-Night King and all his court— THE DEPARTURE OF SUMMER. 155 'Tis Mirth fresh crown'd with misletoe !
Music with her merry fiddles, Joy " on light fantastic toe," Wit with all his jests and riddles, Singing and dancing as they go.
And Love, young Love, among the rest, A welcome — nor unbidden guest.
But still for ...Summer dost thou grieve ?
Then read our Poets — they shall weave A garden of green fancies still, Where thy wish may rove at will.
They have kept for after treats The essences of summer sweets, And echoes of its songs that wind In endless music through the mind : They have stamp'd in visible traces The " thoughts that breathe," in words that shine — The flights of soul in sunny pla To greet and company with thine.
These shall wing thee on to flow'r The past or future, that shall seem All the brighter in thy dream For blowing in such desert hours.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hood, Thomas, 1799-1845 to read onlineMoreLess
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