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Music and moonlight.
And for them, long gone from the hills of morning, Song and laughter, voices that faintly echo . . .
All to you, who made as a dream of beauty Youth's little Springtime!
14 Flutes, recorders, keening of mournful viols, Touch of timbrels, music of horn and sackbut, — Nay, our choice is clear from the haunting lyre-strings Notes Aeolian!
Down from vineyards — grapes that ivere blessed by Bacchus; Up from sea-foam — caves of the frolic tritons, Hear them wafted, hear them wi...nged as are bird-notes, Songs of the Lesbian!
n Sighing winds and crooning of gentle waters; Ilex boughs that tremble with tender music, — Nightingales that sing in the scented gloaming, — These for thee, Sappho!
Immortelles and chaplets of crimson roses, — Roses loved of thee and beloved of Lesbos, — Plaintive notes of lyres and the tears of lovers • These for thee, Sappho!
CONTENTS Poppies o. s.
5 Only T. S. J., JR.
6 The Road c. s.
7 At the Winds' Call T. S. J., JR.
8 / Just at the Moonrise 0.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
.
Music and moonlight.
And for them, long gone from the hills of morning, Song and laughter, voices that faintly echo . . .
All to you, who made as a dream of beauty Youth's little Springtime!
14 Flutes, recorders, keening of mournful viols, Touch of timbrels, music of horn and sackbut, — Nay, our choice is clear from the haunting lyre-strings Notes Aeolian!
Down from vineyards — grapes that ivere blessed by Bacchus; Up from sea-foam — caves of the frolic tritons, Hear them wafted, hear them wi...nged as are bird-notes, Songs of the Lesbian!
n Sighing winds and crooning of gentle waters; Ilex boughs that tremble with tender music, — Nightingales that sing in the scented gloaming, — These for thee, Sappho!
Immortelles and chaplets of crimson roses, — Roses loved of thee and beloved of Lesbos, — Plaintive notes of lyres and the tears of lovers • These for thee, Sappho!
CONTENTS Poppies o. s.
5 Only T. S. J., JR.
6 The Road c. s.
7 At the Winds' Call T. S. J., JR.
8 / Just at the Moonrise 0.
What to read after Sapphics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scollard Clinton to read onlineMoreLess
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