Poems
Poems
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Dreamily, dreamily, sweetly, now high, now low, now soft, The radiant youth was singing, and as he passed they oft Turned to the ground their faces, for in their eyes the tears Gathered and glistened, and falling, broke thro' the seal of years.
[168] THE YOUTH OF BEAUTY The merchant heard in the singing the voice that was his when, a boy, He stood by the knees of his mother in the far-off days of joy. - The children listened with wonder a strange, sweet story this, Filled with a sorrowful yearn...ing; whence came this Youth whose bliss Had stopped the hum of the market, had voiced the grief of years, And made them think of something sad to the point of tears? For a maiden ceased from kissing the lips of the youth she loved, And the children's eyes grew rounder, and never a listener moved.
" Come with me out to the sunshine, follow me where I lead, And leave behind in silence the woeful weight of greed; Men of the City, your labour is useless for ye shall go, Borne out on the breath of Winter, nor reap the things ye sow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dreamily, dreamily, sweetly, now high, now low, now soft, The radiant youth was singing, and as he passed they oft Turned to the ground their faces, for in their eyes the tears Gathered and glistened, and falling, broke thro' the seal of years.
[168] THE YOUTH OF BEAUTY The merchant heard in the singing the voice that was his when, a boy, He stood by the knees of his mother in the far-off days of joy. - The children listened with wonder a strange, sweet story this, Filled with a sorrowful yearn...ing; whence came this Youth whose bliss Had stopped the hum of the market, had voiced the grief of years, And made them think of something sad to the point of tears? For a maiden ceased from kissing the lips of the youth she loved, And the children's eyes grew rounder, and never a listener moved.
" Come with me out to the sunshine, follow me where I lead, And leave behind in silence the woeful weight of greed; Men of the City, your labour is useless for ye shall go, Borne out on the breath of Winter, nor reap the things ye sow.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cecil Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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