Poems
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More softly warm and weave The patient, timid grass, Till heard at silvery eve Poor robin's lonely mass.
Bid faithful swallows come And build their cozy nests, Where wind nor storm can numb Their downy little breasts.
Come at the sad heart's call, To empty summer bowers, Where still and dead are all The vernal songs and flowers.
It may be months or years Since joyous spring was there. O come to clouds and tears With light and song and prayer!
_JUNE_ Whence are thy wooings, gentl...e June? Thou hast a naiad's charm; Thy breezes scent the rose's breath; Old Time gives thee her palm. The lark's shrill song doth wake the dawn: The eve-bird's forest flute Gives back some maiden melody, Too pure for aught so mute.
The fairy-peopled world of flowers, Enraptured by thy spell, Looks love unto the laughing hours, Through woodland, grove, and dell; And soft thy footstep falls upon The verdant grass it weaves; To melting murmurs ye have stirred The timid, trembling leaves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
More softly warm and weave The patient, timid grass, Till heard at silvery eve Poor robin's lonely mass.
Bid faithful swallows come And build their cozy nests, Where wind nor storm can numb Their downy little breasts.
Come at the sad heart's call, To empty summer bowers, Where still and dead are all The vernal songs and flowers.
It may be months or years Since joyous spring was there. O come to clouds and tears With light and song and prayer!
_JUNE_ Whence are thy wooings, gentl...e June? Thou hast a naiad's charm; Thy breezes scent the rose's breath; Old Time gives thee her palm. The lark's shrill song doth wake the dawn: The eve-bird's forest flute Gives back some maiden melody, Too pure for aught so mute.
The fairy-peopled world of flowers, Enraptured by thy spell, Looks love unto the laughing hours, Through woodland, grove, and dell; And soft thy footstep falls upon The verdant grass it weaves; To melting murmurs ye have stirred The timid, trembling leaves.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eddy Mary Baker to read onlineMoreLess
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