Reed Notes
Reed Notes
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3^ Digitized by LjOOQ IC AN AUTUMN ROSE Sweet rose of the autumn-tide, faintly she blushes, Dreaming of summer upon her lone stem ; As faintly the rose-tint the cheek of age flushes When fond recollection rolls up some bright gem.
Soft hid in her bosom are visions of Maytime, Deep down in her heart lies the fragrance of June; In memory yet there are echoes of playtime, Though Nature is singing her lullaby tune.
Ah, priceless the beauty and joy of the morning, The freshness of youth, and love's ...tender duress ; But age holds a jewel of rarer adorning In the calm of the spirit that lingers to bless.
33 Digitized by Google THE FIRST SNOW When wintry winds have stripped the garden bare, And fields are drear and skies are overcast; When naught remains of glory that is past, Of leaf or flower that made the summer fair; And Earth, bereft of her proud affluence rare.
To abject poverty is brought at last.
Garbed all in tatters, shivering in the blast.
Image of desolation and despair: Then comes that gentle almoner, the snow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3^ Digitized by LjOOQ IC AN AUTUMN ROSE Sweet rose of the autumn-tide, faintly she blushes, Dreaming of summer upon her lone stem ; As faintly the rose-tint the cheek of age flushes When fond recollection rolls up some bright gem.
Soft hid in her bosom are visions of Maytime, Deep down in her heart lies the fragrance of June; In memory yet there are echoes of playtime, Though Nature is singing her lullaby tune.
Ah, priceless the beauty and joy of the morning, The freshness of youth, and love's ...tender duress ; But age holds a jewel of rarer adorning In the calm of the spirit that lingers to bless.
33 Digitized by Google THE FIRST SNOW When wintry winds have stripped the garden bare, And fields are drear and skies are overcast; When naught remains of glory that is past, Of leaf or flower that made the summer fair; And Earth, bereft of her proud affluence rare.
To abject poverty is brought at last.
Garbed all in tatters, shivering in the blast.
Image of desolation and despair: Then comes that gentle almoner, the snow.
What to read after Reed Notes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blanche Marie Buswell Burbank to read onlineMoreLess
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