Poems
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45 " I LOVE to take your hand and go Beneath blue skies : The reds of roses richer grow Beneath your eyes : I think I hardly knew a Spring, Till you were there : Or poise and dart of swallow's wing : You're everywhere. " It seemed a pretty thing to say (I felt it too), You trembled and you looked away, I turned to you : 46 "But I'd be only in one place, " You breathed and sighed, " Your heart. " So weaker fancy's grace You thrust aside.
47 THE house is just as stately ; fair Its gardens, and th...e trees have grown Yet higher, nobler : she alone Is absent, vanished, that was there.
Yet all the rooms are sweet and still, Rich too with scent as then of flowers Whose radiance fading marks the hours In vases that she used to fill.
While summer clouds sweep on above And in the gardens thrushes sing There wants but yet one other thing, The human voice I used to love.
48 THE day was perfect, and the perfect blue Of sky unbroken by one shred of cloud, The drowsy earth seemed like a sleeper bowed, The old Hall silent with its grove of yew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
45 " I LOVE to take your hand and go Beneath blue skies : The reds of roses richer grow Beneath your eyes : I think I hardly knew a Spring, Till you were there : Or poise and dart of swallow's wing : You're everywhere. " It seemed a pretty thing to say (I felt it too), You trembled and you looked away, I turned to you : 46 "But I'd be only in one place, " You breathed and sighed, " Your heart. " So weaker fancy's grace You thrust aside.
47 THE house is just as stately ; fair Its gardens, and th...e trees have grown Yet higher, nobler : she alone Is absent, vanished, that was there.
Yet all the rooms are sweet and still, Rich too with scent as then of flowers Whose radiance fading marks the hours In vases that she used to fill.
While summer clouds sweep on above And in the gardens thrushes sing There wants but yet one other thing, The human voice I used to love.
48 THE day was perfect, and the perfect blue Of sky unbroken by one shred of cloud, The drowsy earth seemed like a sleeper bowed, The old Hall silent with its grove of yew.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leonard Knollys Haywood Shoobridge to read onlineMoreLess
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