Poems
Poems
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Her white straw hat upon the bee she flung ; But, scarcely had her finger been on it.
Ere that sweet girl was stung.
Beware, beware of show ! The wine that sparkles in the glass, pursued, To unsuspecting 3-outh may prove a foe, And end, perchance, in blood.
EVE TO HEE EIRSTBORK Beneath the plumage of a palm, Beyond rose Eden's golden gate, From summer's heat, and curious ken, Down in the shadow of a glen, Where lilies grew by waters calm, KVE TO HER FIRSTBORN. 193 Sate Eve, a mother desolate !
...In many a rich and flowerii:ig tree The merry birds made melody, While, exiled from lost Paradise, Eve read the golden orbs of Fate, With wonder, in her baby's eyes ! Frail Eve ! she lingered, like a nun.
O'er that bright rosary of Heaven, — The dainty, starry stranger given. Like a new Eden, to her heart ! Why do her tears thus shyly start, Her sad face looking from the sun '? A-down her neck, and o'er her brow, Her long, dishevelled tresses hung. In golden tangles dropping low. Her crimson cheek blanched white as sno^\■ ; But, while she wept, the wild birds sung !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her white straw hat upon the bee she flung ; But, scarcely had her finger been on it.
Ere that sweet girl was stung.
Beware, beware of show ! The wine that sparkles in the glass, pursued, To unsuspecting 3-outh may prove a foe, And end, perchance, in blood.
EVE TO HEE EIRSTBORK Beneath the plumage of a palm, Beyond rose Eden's golden gate, From summer's heat, and curious ken, Down in the shadow of a glen, Where lilies grew by waters calm, KVE TO HER FIRSTBORN. 193 Sate Eve, a mother desolate !
...In many a rich and flowerii:ig tree The merry birds made melody, While, exiled from lost Paradise, Eve read the golden orbs of Fate, With wonder, in her baby's eyes ! Frail Eve ! she lingered, like a nun.
O'er that bright rosary of Heaven, — The dainty, starry stranger given. Like a new Eden, to her heart ! Why do her tears thus shyly start, Her sad face looking from the sun '? A-down her neck, and o'er her brow, Her long, dishevelled tresses hung. In golden tangles dropping low. Her crimson cheek blanched white as sno^\■ ; But, while she wept, the wild birds sung !
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Sheldon Chadwick to read onlineMoreLess
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