Songs And Lyrics
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A DAY IN SPRING.
LITTLE violets in the garden staying, Small and blue, and sweet as sweet can be, Don't you wonder what it is we 're playing Up in the world ? Suppose you come and see.
We play at joy, and find our play no pleasure ; We play at faith, and quickly throw it by ; We play at hope, and think our toy a treasure Until Time shows it scarcely worth a sigh.
Little violets in the garden staying, Small and blue, and sweet as sweet can be, Do you wonder what it is we 're playing ?
Wake up, d...arlings ! Pray you, come and see.
THE SHADOW. 47 XXII. THE SHADOW.
IF he once were dear, Oh, if he once were dear Love cannot die and be forgotten quite.
If he hath grieving lain At the feet of Pain, The tired heart still keeps his memory bright.
A gentle ghost, he sits At frozen hearths, and flits, Quiet and calm, beside the desolate way ; And still the sweet appeal His shadowy eyes reveal Takes heart and soul back to a happier day.
48 MARCH SONGS.
XXIII.
MARCH SONGS.
I.
ALOFT, alow, the mad winds blow ; On fields and uplands bare They seize the lingering wreaths of snow, And hurl and whirl them to and fro, And heap them here and there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A DAY IN SPRING.
LITTLE violets in the garden staying, Small and blue, and sweet as sweet can be, Don't you wonder what it is we 're playing Up in the world ? Suppose you come and see.
We play at joy, and find our play no pleasure ; We play at faith, and quickly throw it by ; We play at hope, and think our toy a treasure Until Time shows it scarcely worth a sigh.
Little violets in the garden staying, Small and blue, and sweet as sweet can be, Do you wonder what it is we 're playing ?
Wake up, d...arlings ! Pray you, come and see.
THE SHADOW. 47 XXII. THE SHADOW.
IF he once were dear, Oh, if he once were dear Love cannot die and be forgotten quite.
If he hath grieving lain At the feet of Pain, The tired heart still keeps his memory bright.
A gentle ghost, he sits At frozen hearths, and flits, Quiet and calm, beside the desolate way ; And still the sweet appeal His shadowy eyes reveal Takes heart and soul back to a happier day.
48 MARCH SONGS.
XXIII.
MARCH SONGS.
I.
ALOFT, alow, the mad winds blow ; On fields and uplands bare They seize the lingering wreaths of snow, And hurl and whirl them to and fro, And heap them here and there.
What to read after Songs And Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellen Mackay Hutchinson to read onlineMoreLess
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