Some Welsh Legends And Poems
Some Welsh Legends And Poems
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1892.
94 GENERAL POEMS.
THE SCENT OF THE BEAN IN BLOOM.
Time takes much, but it cannot rob me Yet of the joy with the summer born, Still with rapture the woodland fills me, And the tender green of the growing corn. My heart, as the blood in my veins throbs faster, Beats to a wild, exultant tune, And oh for the scent of the sweet bean-blossom Stealing over the fields in June !
Joy for the presence of God's fair children, Pure white lilies and roses red, Lilac, laburnum, pink thorn and may-bloom,... And the chestnut burgeoning overhead ! Joy for the sunlight flooding the landscape, Joy for the silvery sheen of the moon, And joy for the scent of the sweet bean-blossom Stealing over the fields in June !
THE SCENT OF THE BEAN IN BLOOM. 95 Time takes much, but it cannot alter Some dear memories of the past ; A look, a sigh, or a word low-spoken All else may perish still live and last. And ev'n on the verge of our day's declining Back to our lost youth's ardent noon, We are borne on the scent of the sweet bean-blossom Stealing over the fields in June !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1892.
94 GENERAL POEMS.
THE SCENT OF THE BEAN IN BLOOM.
Time takes much, but it cannot rob me Yet of the joy with the summer born, Still with rapture the woodland fills me, And the tender green of the growing corn. My heart, as the blood in my veins throbs faster, Beats to a wild, exultant tune, And oh for the scent of the sweet bean-blossom Stealing over the fields in June !
Joy for the presence of God's fair children, Pure white lilies and roses red, Lilac, laburnum, pink thorn and may-bloom,... And the chestnut burgeoning overhead ! Joy for the sunlight flooding the landscape, Joy for the silvery sheen of the moon, And joy for the scent of the sweet bean-blossom Stealing over the fields in June !
THE SCENT OF THE BEAN IN BLOOM. 95 Time takes much, but it cannot alter Some dear memories of the past ; A look, a sigh, or a word low-spoken All else may perish still live and last. And ev'n on the verge of our day's declining Back to our lost youth's ardent noon, We are borne on the scent of the sweet bean-blossom Stealing over the fields in June !
What to read after Some Welsh Legends And Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John H John Humphreys Davies to read onlineMoreLess
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