Poems
Poems
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"The modest flower its bounty free "May offer to the favored bee; The lowly vine, when it has found 19 IN WAR-TIME.
"A way to climb up from the ground, "Puts forth its tendrils and takes hold "And Mother Nature does not scold; "Yon robin, from the topmost bough, "Is calling for a partner now "With every sweet, impassioned note "That shakes her ruddy little throat; "While I must cower here alone "And shun to make my fondness known "Less free than flower, or vine, or bird, "Must wait to hear the ...spoken word! "Oh! is it right my Love should go "And never of my love should know?" A rustle checked the rising tear A rapid footfall sounded near, And Merwin bounded to her side Aglow with passion and with pride The martial and the am'rous flame Enkindling all his youthful frame. "My love!" he cried no more of speech Was needed then, from each to each; Unto his eager arms and brave In swift embrace herself she gave Their lips met in that bliss which rolls 20 IN WAR-TIME.
Its welcome flood o'er love-drowned souls, And mute with that ecstatic sense They heard life's deepest eloquence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The modest flower its bounty free "May offer to the favored bee; The lowly vine, when it has found 19 IN WAR-TIME.
"A way to climb up from the ground, "Puts forth its tendrils and takes hold "And Mother Nature does not scold; "Yon robin, from the topmost bough, "Is calling for a partner now "With every sweet, impassioned note "That shakes her ruddy little throat; "While I must cower here alone "And shun to make my fondness known "Less free than flower, or vine, or bird, "Must wait to hear the ...spoken word! "Oh! is it right my Love should go "And never of my love should know?" A rustle checked the rising tear A rapid footfall sounded near, And Merwin bounded to her side Aglow with passion and with pride The martial and the am'rous flame Enkindling all his youthful frame. "My love!" he cried no more of speech Was needed then, from each to each; Unto his eager arms and brave In swift embrace herself she gave Their lips met in that bliss which rolls 20 IN WAR-TIME.
Its welcome flood o'er love-drowned souls, And mute with that ecstatic sense They heard life's deepest eloquence.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Crawford Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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