Rowen : "second Crop" Songs
Rowen : "second Crop" Songs
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Perdita's charms or Perdita's woes — Perdita fairy-like, fair and sweet.
Is any one jealous, I wonder, now.
Of my love for Perdita ? For I vow I loved her well. And who can say That hfe would be quite the same life to-day — 5= TiOIVEN That Love would mean so much, if she Had not taught me its A B C ?
The Grandmother, thin and bent and old, But her hair still dark and her eyes still bright, Totters around among the flowers — • Old-fashioned ilowers of pink and white ; And turns with a trowel the... dark rich mold That feeds the blooms of her heart's delight.
Ah me ! for her and for me the hours Go by, and for her the smell of earth — And for me the breeze and a far love's birth, And the sun and the sky and all the things That a boy's heart hopes and a poet sings.
Fresh from the shop ! O Shakspere mine.
It was n't the binding made you divine !
I knew you first in a foxy brown.
In the old, old home, where I laid me down.
In the idle summer afternoons.
With you alone in the odorous grass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perdita's charms or Perdita's woes — Perdita fairy-like, fair and sweet.
Is any one jealous, I wonder, now.
Of my love for Perdita ? For I vow I loved her well. And who can say That hfe would be quite the same life to-day — 5= TiOIVEN That Love would mean so much, if she Had not taught me its A B C ?
The Grandmother, thin and bent and old, But her hair still dark and her eyes still bright, Totters around among the flowers — • Old-fashioned ilowers of pink and white ; And turns with a trowel the... dark rich mold That feeds the blooms of her heart's delight.
Ah me ! for her and for me the hours Go by, and for her the smell of earth — And for me the breeze and a far love's birth, And the sun and the sky and all the things That a boy's heart hopes and a poet sings.
Fresh from the shop ! O Shakspere mine.
It was n't the binding made you divine !
I knew you first in a foxy brown.
In the old, old home, where I laid me down.
In the idle summer afternoons.
With you alone in the odorous grass.
What to read after Rowen : "second Crop" Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H C Henry Cuyler Bunner to read onlineMoreLess
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