Poems
Poems
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A box of silks, old-fashioned silks, Some of forgotten shade, And as I gaze a vision comes, The present seems to fade : I see sweet Molly, golden-haired.
I see her fingers laid White on her silks, soft as the silks Which pleased my little maid.
c; 5 o POEMS BY CHRISTIE DEAS.
I see her deftly ase her shades In now old-fashioned work ; And those who loved her well might tell How little she would shirk Love's labour for her loved ones ; she, Bright-eyed as any Turk, Would bend above her silks the ...head Where sunbeams loved to lurk.
And many a thought she blent with them, O, many a loving thought ; And this old-fashioned box of silks Dreams of my maid has brought ; Useless the effort not to grieve, Useless the battle fought — My eyes grow dim, and midst my tears I find the shades I sought.
POEMS BY CHRISTIE DEAS. 51 A rose, a rose has bloomed ; Glad, merry of heart am I ; There seems more light in the summer weather, More blue in the placid sky.
A song, a song is sung ; Glad, merry of heart am I ; My heart is light as a floating feather At the song's low rapturous cry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A box of silks, old-fashioned silks, Some of forgotten shade, And as I gaze a vision comes, The present seems to fade : I see sweet Molly, golden-haired.
I see her fingers laid White on her silks, soft as the silks Which pleased my little maid.
c; 5 o POEMS BY CHRISTIE DEAS.
I see her deftly ase her shades In now old-fashioned work ; And those who loved her well might tell How little she would shirk Love's labour for her loved ones ; she, Bright-eyed as any Turk, Would bend above her silks the ...head Where sunbeams loved to lurk.
And many a thought she blent with them, O, many a loving thought ; And this old-fashioned box of silks Dreams of my maid has brought ; Useless the effort not to grieve, Useless the battle fought — My eyes grow dim, and midst my tears I find the shades I sought.
POEMS BY CHRISTIE DEAS. 51 A rose, a rose has bloomed ; Glad, merry of heart am I ; There seems more light in the summer weather, More blue in the placid sky.
A song, a song is sung ; Glad, merry of heart am I ; My heart is light as a floating feather At the song's low rapturous cry.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christie Deas to read onlineMoreLess
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