Poems
Poems
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Among the scented briar leaves.
32 We met again, and she was cold, And I was sorrowful and shy : Good times are not rebought with gold, Dead love revived with minstrelsy ; And howsoever he may try. The days gone past no man retrieves — We twain shall wander not for aye, Among the scented briar leaves.
L'ENVOY.
Ah, Stella ! hopelessly I cry, The rain is dripping from the eaves And melancholy storm-winds sigh Among the scented briar leaves.
33 (^ QUetttorg of (^iokte.
T GATHERED early violets las...t year, ^ Soft were the coppice banks and mossy ways ; The air was mild and bright with sunny rays, For spring had doffed her wintry mantle drear, And thrown aside her veil of leaflets sere, And like a queen, with troops of sylvan fays, Had hastily dissolved the snow-bound days, And called a parliament of flowers here.
But now the copse is vexed with wind and rain, I fail to find a single violet ; No flowers are seen through all the wood, and yet, A scent of last year's flowers comes back again, Like a sweet memory of my happiness Ere yet young Love had left us comfortless.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Among the scented briar leaves.
32 We met again, and she was cold, And I was sorrowful and shy : Good times are not rebought with gold, Dead love revived with minstrelsy ; And howsoever he may try. The days gone past no man retrieves — We twain shall wander not for aye, Among the scented briar leaves.
L'ENVOY.
Ah, Stella ! hopelessly I cry, The rain is dripping from the eaves And melancholy storm-winds sigh Among the scented briar leaves.
33 (^ QUetttorg of (^iokte.
T GATHERED early violets las...t year, ^ Soft were the coppice banks and mossy ways ; The air was mild and bright with sunny rays, For spring had doffed her wintry mantle drear, And thrown aside her veil of leaflets sere, And like a queen, with troops of sylvan fays, Had hastily dissolved the snow-bound days, And called a parliament of flowers here.
But now the copse is vexed with wind and rain, I fail to find a single violet ; No flowers are seen through all the wood, and yet, A scent of last year's flowers comes back again, Like a sweet memory of my happiness Ere yet young Love had left us comfortless.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold Murdock Barrows to read onlineMoreLess
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