Ricordo D'italia
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Fleeting as the morning With the dew impearled; Old as are the ages Of the ancient world; Passing, ever passing From the earth away, Happy Waters! knowing Change, but not decay!
What is all your passing But a living sign Of the Life Eternal — Human and divine?
That is ever going On to life anew, Deathless — only knowing Change as Life, like you!
— Yet, O Happy Waters!
Singing as you rise.
Tell me why the thought of you Brings tears to the eyes!
Pain I Up^VdrJ " THE STEPS FROM THE PIAZZA DI SPAG...NA Out of the old Piazza's life, ye rise, Oh! Steps! — from where the fountain-waters play; And seem, to one who climbs your slanting way, The Years of Life that lead to Paradise.
Like Youth, your first low group, in flowers lies: Branches of almond-blossom, flushed with day; Bunches of little rosebuds — (fairer they!) — Sunlit mimosa; dark-blue evening skies Of Roman violets — Is it with tears Or stars they shine? — As in this life of ours, Let's count the climb worth while! and when one nears Where Trinitk dei Monti's yellow towers Point upward still, look back, as down the Years, And there behold you, Steps, begun in flowers!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fleeting as the morning With the dew impearled; Old as are the ages Of the ancient world; Passing, ever passing From the earth away, Happy Waters! knowing Change, but not decay!
What is all your passing But a living sign Of the Life Eternal — Human and divine?
That is ever going On to life anew, Deathless — only knowing Change as Life, like you!
— Yet, O Happy Waters!
Singing as you rise.
Tell me why the thought of you Brings tears to the eyes!
Pain I Up^VdrJ " THE STEPS FROM THE PIAZZA DI SPAG...NA Out of the old Piazza's life, ye rise, Oh! Steps! — from where the fountain-waters play; And seem, to one who climbs your slanting way, The Years of Life that lead to Paradise.
Like Youth, your first low group, in flowers lies: Branches of almond-blossom, flushed with day; Bunches of little rosebuds — (fairer they!) — Sunlit mimosa; dark-blue evening skies Of Roman violets — Is it with tears Or stars they shine? — As in this life of ours, Let's count the climb worth while! and when one nears Where Trinitk dei Monti's yellow towers Point upward still, look back, as down the Years, And there behold you, Steps, begun in flowers!
What to read after Ricordo D'italia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gourlie, Edith Colman. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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