Poems Songs Ballads
Poems Songs Ballads
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Now by a fountain in a shady nook, The hidden parent of a laughing brook. That woos the blossoms of a thousand fields, Returning love the distant heaven yields, Cyril on mossy bank lay down, until The soft, low music of the flowing rill Mingling, as it passed along, With the wild-bird's loving song. And the deep, sad symphonies — Whispers of the wind and trees — Gently wrapped his tired sense In the sleep of innocence. 156 LOVE AND DEATH. VI. He was most beautiful while there he slept, And the ...coy wind that o'er him softly swept Played with his curls, and kissing his pale brow Dropt odors round him. Timid as the vow A maiden breathes his breath stole from his lip. So sweet 'twould tempt the honey bee to sip, As in the natural grace of youth he lay, As fair a thing as e'er was formed of clay. The spirit of sweet dreams sat by him there, And wrapt his soul in visions wondrous fair. Was it the spirit of that lovely spot That haunted leafy shade and lonely grot, Who stole from out the thicket chanting low A sweet old song?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now by a fountain in a shady nook, The hidden parent of a laughing brook. That woos the blossoms of a thousand fields, Returning love the distant heaven yields, Cyril on mossy bank lay down, until The soft, low music of the flowing rill Mingling, as it passed along, With the wild-bird's loving song. And the deep, sad symphonies — Whispers of the wind and trees — Gently wrapped his tired sense In the sleep of innocence. 156 LOVE AND DEATH. VI. He was most beautiful while there he slept, And the ...coy wind that o'er him softly swept Played with his curls, and kissing his pale brow Dropt odors round him. Timid as the vow A maiden breathes his breath stole from his lip. So sweet 'twould tempt the honey bee to sip, As in the natural grace of youth he lay, As fair a thing as e'er was formed of clay. The spirit of sweet dreams sat by him there, And wrapt his soul in visions wondrous fair. Was it the spirit of that lovely spot That haunted leafy shade and lonely grot, Who stole from out the thicket chanting low A sweet old song?
What to read after Poems Songs Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carroll Ryan to read onlineMoreLess
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