Poems At Home And Abroad
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April Showers CAME April, and beneath her feet the cloud Broke into song upon our silent hills ; The primrose woke, and thirsty daffodils Tossed up their golden cups, a merry crowd : Then visibly beneath his cold grey shroud Helvellyn moved to hear the cuckoo-thrills Make echo down the valley ; danced the rills, The Greta sounded glad, Lodore was loud. The white lambs gambolled thro' the sunlit grass, With jewels of the sloe the hedge was pearled, And golden shone the coltsfoot in the lane ; No... foot, no heart, but did the lightlier pass, For April tears had wrought another world Wherein was life and laughter after pain. 42 A Rainless April COME, April, come with gift of smile and tears, Not with thine eyes unable thus to weep, — Hast thou no store of sorrow from the deep To loose and laugh through, as in former years ? Come, let Lodore make music for our ears, And rouse Helvellyn from his winter sleep, Hang rainbow glories from the sunny steep, And shroud at night with dew the glittering spheres.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
April Showers CAME April, and beneath her feet the cloud Broke into song upon our silent hills ; The primrose woke, and thirsty daffodils Tossed up their golden cups, a merry crowd : Then visibly beneath his cold grey shroud Helvellyn moved to hear the cuckoo-thrills Make echo down the valley ; danced the rills, The Greta sounded glad, Lodore was loud. The white lambs gambolled thro' the sunlit grass, With jewels of the sloe the hedge was pearled, And golden shone the coltsfoot in the lane ; No... foot, no heart, but did the lightlier pass, For April tears had wrought another world Wherein was life and laughter after pain. 42 A Rainless April COME, April, come with gift of smile and tears, Not with thine eyes unable thus to weep, — Hast thou no store of sorrow from the deep To loose and laugh through, as in former years ? Come, let Lodore make music for our ears, And rouse Helvellyn from his winter sleep, Hang rainbow glories from the sunny steep, And shroud at night with dew the glittering spheres.
What to read after Poems At Home And Abroad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H D Hardwicke Drummond Rawnsley to read onlineMoreLess
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