Poems volume 2
Poems volume 2
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99 " These be the pretty genii of the flow'rs, Daintily fed with honey and pure dew — Midsummer's phantoms in her dreaming hours, King Oheron, and all his merry crew, The darling puppets of romance's view ; Fairies, and sprites, and goblin elves we call them, Famous for patronage of lovers true ; — No harm they act, neither shall harm befall them, So do not thus with crabbed frowns appal them. " what a cry was Saturn's then ! — it made The fairies quake. " What care I for their pranks, However ...they may lovers choose to aid. Or dance their roundelays on flow'ry banks ?— Long must they dance before they earn my thanks, - So step aside, to some far safer spot. Whilst with my hungry scythe I mow their ranks. And leave them in the sun, hke weeds, to rot, And with the next day's sun to be forgot. " h2 100 THE PLEA OF THE Anon, he raised afresh his weapon keen ; But still the gracious Shade disarm'd his aim, Stepping with brave alacrity between. And made his sere arm powerless and tame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
99 " These be the pretty genii of the flow'rs, Daintily fed with honey and pure dew — Midsummer's phantoms in her dreaming hours, King Oheron, and all his merry crew, The darling puppets of romance's view ; Fairies, and sprites, and goblin elves we call them, Famous for patronage of lovers true ; — No harm they act, neither shall harm befall them, So do not thus with crabbed frowns appal them. " what a cry was Saturn's then ! — it made The fairies quake. " What care I for their pranks, However ...they may lovers choose to aid. Or dance their roundelays on flow'ry banks ?— Long must they dance before they earn my thanks, - So step aside, to some far safer spot. Whilst with my hungry scythe I mow their ranks. And leave them in the sun, hke weeds, to rot, And with the next day's sun to be forgot. " h2 100 THE PLEA OF THE Anon, he raised afresh his weapon keen ; But still the gracious Shade disarm'd his aim, Stepping with brave alacrity between. And made his sere arm powerless and tame.
What to read after Poems volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hood, Thomas, 1799-1845 to read onlineMoreLess
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