Rainbow Lyrics
Rainbow Lyrics
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There is a Land where the fierce winds blow, Piercing its mantle of ice and snow ; But it shall be mine, for I love it so, — Land of my Heart's Desire.
When all the leaves of the earth are brown Give me no laurels nor victor's crown, Only to watch the sun go down In the Land of my Heart's Desire.
48 THE WANDERER COMES HOME ONCE all the world was alike to me, Wherever the clean Trail led ; There was clear starlight for the silent night And earth for a goodly bed. Once all the world had a charm f...or me, I had vigour, and health, and strength ; And I laughed for joy with the glee of a boy In the fullness of life — Till at length — I came to a dip in the great grey hills.
Where the mists went curling down. Where the green ferns grew with the hyacinths blue.
And the rivers with peat ran brown. Then the wandering soul went out from me, And the Romany heart to roam, For I found my all where the curlews call On the glorious moors of Home !
49 HOME PURPLE Irises bending to kiss the slumber- ing summer sea, Fire-flowers in thousands like lamps of love gleaming to welcome me, Bunch-berries spread like a scarlet rug over the bog and hill, Call of the cow bells, sweet through the haze, when the throb of the day is still.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is a Land where the fierce winds blow, Piercing its mantle of ice and snow ; But it shall be mine, for I love it so, — Land of my Heart's Desire.
When all the leaves of the earth are brown Give me no laurels nor victor's crown, Only to watch the sun go down In the Land of my Heart's Desire.
48 THE WANDERER COMES HOME ONCE all the world was alike to me, Wherever the clean Trail led ; There was clear starlight for the silent night And earth for a goodly bed. Once all the world had a charm f...or me, I had vigour, and health, and strength ; And I laughed for joy with the glee of a boy In the fullness of life — Till at length — I came to a dip in the great grey hills.
Where the mists went curling down. Where the green ferns grew with the hyacinths blue.
And the rivers with peat ran brown. Then the wandering soul went out from me, And the Romany heart to roam, For I found my all where the curlews call On the glorious moors of Home !
49 HOME PURPLE Irises bending to kiss the slumber- ing summer sea, Fire-flowers in thousands like lamps of love gleaming to welcome me, Bunch-berries spread like a scarlet rug over the bog and hill, Call of the cow bells, sweet through the haze, when the throb of the day is still.
What to read after Rainbow Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ena Constance Barrett to read onlineMoreLess
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