Rhymes of An Editor. Including "almost."
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Summer is gone : its waves no more Will tremble low music along the shore ; They mvist meet the winter with sullen roar.
Summer is gone — its whispering leaves.
Its golden wealth of garnered sheaves ; And something within us pines and grieves.
G-ood-bye to the hours in woodland haunts — To the sea-side and the lake romance : Kate will flirt no more, nor Isabel dance.
Gro in, as growing years require ; Put out the ashes of young desire.
And think of sitting down by the fire.
Tlic Last Mid-7iight... of Su7nmc>. 8i With youth, aud love, and faith, and hope.
With all that widened the mental scope, And made us able with fortune to cope ; With Mary's smile and Madge's kiss, And hours full maddened with lawless bliss — Tlie heart's true summer — good-by to this.
Look down, white stars ! There is nothing to see But the world may sound with plummet free ; And cricket, chirp on, but not for me.
Can you bring me back the summer fair, And give me something of wrong to repair ?
No ? Then let the dead lie still as they were.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Summer is gone : its waves no more Will tremble low music along the shore ; They mvist meet the winter with sullen roar.
Summer is gone — its whispering leaves.
Its golden wealth of garnered sheaves ; And something within us pines and grieves.
G-ood-bye to the hours in woodland haunts — To the sea-side and the lake romance : Kate will flirt no more, nor Isabel dance.
Gro in, as growing years require ; Put out the ashes of young desire.
And think of sitting down by the fire.
Tlic Last Mid-7iight... of Su7nmc>. 8i With youth, aud love, and faith, and hope.
With all that widened the mental scope, And made us able with fortune to cope ; With Mary's smile and Madge's kiss, And hours full maddened with lawless bliss — Tlie heart's true summer — good-by to this.
Look down, white stars ! There is nothing to see But the world may sound with plummet free ; And cricket, chirp on, but not for me.
Can you bring me back the summer fair, And give me something of wrong to repair ?
No ? Then let the dead lie still as they were.
What to read after Rhymes of An Editor. Including "almost."?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morford, Henry, 1823-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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