Queen Summer
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Nor long the Lily knight delayed; In silver armour white arrayed, He flashed like light upon the scene, A lamp amid the garden green. Milk-white his horse, & housings fair With silver lilies shining there.
The summer winds the onset blew: With level lance each champion flew, And clashed together, mid a snow Of petals on the grass below.
Pressed eager then the gazing rows: Some cried, "the Lily", some, "the Rose" But while the fate of battle hung, Again the silver trumpets sung; And,... sudden charging from each side, Of Roses and of Lilies ride A host to still maintain the strife For roses or for lilies' life Rose favoured knights of maidens true, Their pennons blushing with each hue Of Rose-craft, since from wild thorn frail Their order grew--through dark & pale Of maiden-bloom to damask deep, Or Gloire-de-Dijon that doth keep Enfolded fire within his breast, Still golden hearted like the rest.
Like a cloud of morn they bore, Or rosy wave on grassy shore, That, breaking, dashed the silver spray Thay met--the Lily-lances play; In crested legends on that came Against them--snow & burning flame Mixing with the crimson flood Of roses & their fragrant blood, Whereof the grass undue was rife, As surged & rolled the floral strife, With checquered fortune o'er the green, Until at last up-rose the Queen: And caused the zephyr horns to blow A truce, the victor's crown to show.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nor long the Lily knight delayed; In silver armour white arrayed, He flashed like light upon the scene, A lamp amid the garden green. Milk-white his horse, & housings fair With silver lilies shining there.
The summer winds the onset blew: With level lance each champion flew, And clashed together, mid a snow Of petals on the grass below.
Pressed eager then the gazing rows: Some cried, "the Lily", some, "the Rose" But while the fate of battle hung, Again the silver trumpets sung; And,... sudden charging from each side, Of Roses and of Lilies ride A host to still maintain the strife For roses or for lilies' life Rose favoured knights of maidens true, Their pennons blushing with each hue Of Rose-craft, since from wild thorn frail Their order grew--through dark & pale Of maiden-bloom to damask deep, Or Gloire-de-Dijon that doth keep Enfolded fire within his breast, Still golden hearted like the rest.
Like a cloud of morn they bore, Or rosy wave on grassy shore, That, breaking, dashed the silver spray Thay met--the Lily-lances play; In crested legends on that came Against them--snow & burning flame Mixing with the crimson flood Of roses & their fragrant blood, Whereof the grass undue was rife, As surged & rolled the floral strife, With checquered fortune o'er the green, Until at last up-rose the Queen: And caused the zephyr horns to blow A truce, the victor's crown to show.
What to read after Queen Summer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crane Walter to read onlineMoreLess
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