Sketches From Nature And Other Poems
Sketches From Nature And Other Poems
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AND OTHER POEMS. 251 Love whispered to the nightingale — Sweet minstrel, tell to me, Where didst thou hear that melting tale O' matchless melody? The bird replied — Frae dawn o' day, To evening's dewy hour, I ofttimes licht to learn a lay 0' love in Mary's Bower.
Love whispered to the blushing rose — Sweet flower, come tell me true. From whence each lovely tint that glows Thy breast o' beauty through ? The rose replied, wi' blushing brow, Oh ! happy is the flower That's fed upon the smiles an' ...dew 0' love in Mary's Bower.
Love whispered to the evening star — From whence your glory, say, When burning in your sphere afar, Ye gem the Milky Way?
262 SKETCHES FROM NATURE The star replied — Though bright my skies, There's beams o' greater power, That ever flash from two fair eyes O' love in Mary's Bower.
Love whispered to the world around, A holy gift is thine ; The world replied — Where love is found, Are treasures more divine. Love told the tale to beating hearts; And from that sunny hour, He sends his keenest, brightest darts O' love frae Mary's Bower.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
AND OTHER POEMS. 251 Love whispered to the nightingale — Sweet minstrel, tell to me, Where didst thou hear that melting tale O' matchless melody? The bird replied — Frae dawn o' day, To evening's dewy hour, I ofttimes licht to learn a lay 0' love in Mary's Bower.
Love whispered to the blushing rose — Sweet flower, come tell me true. From whence each lovely tint that glows Thy breast o' beauty through ? The rose replied, wi' blushing brow, Oh ! happy is the flower That's fed upon the smiles an' ...dew 0' love in Mary's Bower.
Love whispered to the evening star — From whence your glory, say, When burning in your sphere afar, Ye gem the Milky Way?
262 SKETCHES FROM NATURE The star replied — Though bright my skies, There's beams o' greater power, That ever flash from two fair eyes O' love in Mary's Bower.
Love whispered to the world around, A holy gift is thine ; The world replied — Where love is found, Are treasures more divine. Love told the tale to beating hearts; And from that sunny hour, He sends his keenest, brightest darts O' love frae Mary's Bower.
What to read after Sketches From Nature And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Maclagan to read onlineMoreLess
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