Sierran Pan And Other Poems With a Christmas Memory
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Come dear heart, let us go down, And rest by the sedgy stream :, They are not kind ; they fret and frown Let us go down and dream.
Let us go down, and rest, and dream For the leaves are dull and brown; And we are hurt with wrinkle and seam, And burnt with the dust of the town.
Come, dear heart, I cannot but deem We shall find old love s great crown, That your eager eyes will flash, and gleam: Come and let us go down !
II.
Come, dear love, the storms are gone, The winds are lost and away, Not a ...dead sear leaf, the sign of grief, Hangs on the boughs today!
The chill March frosts, they are white no more The elm-tree buds are red, The meadows gleam with the rushy stream, The sky is blue overhead.
Come, dear love, there is that in the air That sends the blood with a glow; Come out with me to the flowery lea And feel the spring winds blow.
Come, dear heart, and let us be gay, Gay as the red butterfly. No more as the sea will our sorrows be, And never an aching sigh !
SIERRAN PAN AND OTHER POEMS 39 WAITING AT TWILIGHT.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Come dear heart, let us go down, And rest by the sedgy stream :, They are not kind ; they fret and frown Let us go down and dream.
Let us go down, and rest, and dream For the leaves are dull and brown; And we are hurt with wrinkle and seam, And burnt with the dust of the town.
Come, dear heart, I cannot but deem We shall find old love s great crown, That your eager eyes will flash, and gleam: Come and let us go down !
II.
Come, dear love, the storms are gone, The winds are lost and away, Not a ...dead sear leaf, the sign of grief, Hangs on the boughs today!
The chill March frosts, they are white no more The elm-tree buds are red, The meadows gleam with the rushy stream, The sky is blue overhead.
Come, dear love, there is that in the air That sends the blood with a glow; Come out with me to the flowery lea And feel the spring winds blow.
Come, dear heart, and let us be gay, Gay as the red butterfly. No more as the sea will our sorrows be, And never an aching sigh !
SIERRAN PAN AND OTHER POEMS 39 WAITING AT TWILIGHT.
What to read after Sierran Pan And Other Poems With a Christmas Memory?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Meade Bland to read onlineMoreLess
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