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For life at last had left to death Her ransomed spirit's empty shell, And unto me the fluttering breath And anguish of her last farewell: I turned away, and yet the sting Was soothed, — for, as I turned, afar The glitter of an angel's wing Shot downward from a distant star.
c i I BIRTHDAY LINES. 45 I BIRTHDAY LINES I WRITTEN IN A COPY OF CLARKE'S "INDIAN SUMMER." [l. I. F.] Dear Lillian, in this gift of mine Perchance a seer might see On every leaf a happy sign Of what your life may be ; And, a...s he turned its pages o'er, Discern in sketch and rhyme Bright symbols of that life before Its Indian Summer time.
46 BIRTH DA Y LINES.
Each printed page and painted leaf May represent a day As bright and sweet, but not as brief And Hmited as they; And when your book of Hfe is bound - With months, and days, and hours To fill its leaves — it may be found A book of songs and flowers.
But, as the present is the scope Of all that I can view, My hearty wish and earnest hope Are always this — may you, As long as flowers charm the sight, And songs enchant the ear, Find them for aye as fresh and bright As in your eighteenth year.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For life at last had left to death Her ransomed spirit's empty shell, And unto me the fluttering breath And anguish of her last farewell: I turned away, and yet the sting Was soothed, — for, as I turned, afar The glitter of an angel's wing Shot downward from a distant star.
c i I BIRTHDAY LINES. 45 I BIRTHDAY LINES I WRITTEN IN A COPY OF CLARKE'S "INDIAN SUMMER." [l. I. F.] Dear Lillian, in this gift of mine Perchance a seer might see On every leaf a happy sign Of what your life may be ; And, a...s he turned its pages o'er, Discern in sketch and rhyme Bright symbols of that life before Its Indian Summer time.
46 BIRTH DA Y LINES.
Each printed page and painted leaf May represent a day As bright and sweet, but not as brief And Hmited as they; And when your book of Hfe is bound - With months, and days, and hours To fill its leaves — it may be found A book of songs and flowers.
But, as the present is the scope Of all that I can view, My hearty wish and earnest hope Are always this — may you, As long as flowers charm the sight, And songs enchant the ear, Find them for aye as fresh and bright As in your eighteenth year.
What to read after Roadside Rhymes ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin Baldwin Wiley to read onlineMoreLess
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