Rings And Love Knots
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ARIEL'S SONG. 43 The moth that flits through the midnight gloom Quakes when my bugle I blow ; The dusky bat and the beetles that boom My arrows have oft laid low. Then onward I fare with a pack full of dreams And spells to bless and to blight, And happy the brow when the morning beams That I have kissed in the night. Ariel I, Elf of the sky, I toil till the east grows gray, Chasing grim cares, And culling the tares That tangle the sheaves of the day.
IN THE ORCHARD.
WHEN the butterfly's a rover... With the frolic summer breeze, Flitting o'er the purple clover Like a seagull o'er the seas, Fleeter wings my fancy borrows, Gayly flouting cares and sorrows, As I lie with half-closed eyelids ' Neath the drowsy apple-trees.
In my dreams through field and thicket With the mellow bees I stray ; I'm a comrade of the cricket In his piping and his play ; IN THE ORCHARD. 45 I obey the gentle luring Of the wood-dove's troubadouring, And I feel my heart-beats quicken As he coos his ardent lay.
In the grass a pleasure lingers That a king might sigh to share ; 'T is no breeze, but summer's fingers That are straying through my hair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ARIEL'S SONG. 43 The moth that flits through the midnight gloom Quakes when my bugle I blow ; The dusky bat and the beetles that boom My arrows have oft laid low. Then onward I fare with a pack full of dreams And spells to bless and to blight, And happy the brow when the morning beams That I have kissed in the night. Ariel I, Elf of the sky, I toil till the east grows gray, Chasing grim cares, And culling the tares That tangle the sheaves of the day.
IN THE ORCHARD.
WHEN the butterfly's a rover... With the frolic summer breeze, Flitting o'er the purple clover Like a seagull o'er the seas, Fleeter wings my fancy borrows, Gayly flouting cares and sorrows, As I lie with half-closed eyelids ' Neath the drowsy apple-trees.
In my dreams through field and thicket With the mellow bees I stray ; I'm a comrade of the cricket In his piping and his play ; IN THE ORCHARD. 45 I obey the gentle luring Of the wood-dove's troubadouring, And I feel my heart-beats quicken As he coos his ardent lay.
In the grass a pleasure lingers That a king might sigh to share ; 'T is no breeze, but summer's fingers That are straying through my hair.
What to read after Rings And Love Knots?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Minturn Peck to read onlineMoreLess
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