Songs And Lyrics
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Streams are singing, Birds are flinging All around Pearls of sound, From the trees, the twigs, the ground.
Beads of dew Wait for you, Hold the thirsty sun at bay Till your feet shall pass their way.
Things the sweetest, things the rarest, Wait to welcome you, my fairest ; At DAWN.
But the fondest greeting lies Here, beloved, in my eyes.
Lady mine, come forth and see ; Come, O come to me !
THE FOREST STREAM.
Far in the depth of the forest Wanders the fairest of waters. Songs of the woodland it m...urmurs, Caught from the wind in the branches, From the deep chant of the pine tree, From the light voice of the maple. Songs of melodious warblers, Cries of swift birds in their passage, Flying above in the darkness Unto the great Sleeping Water. Calls of the conquering eagle, Vanishing notes of the wood-dove, Love-tones of shy, furry creatures All are absorbed and commingled In the sweet song of the water.
49 50 THE FOREST STREAM.
Branches bend down from above it, Sweep it with gentle caresses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Streams are singing, Birds are flinging All around Pearls of sound, From the trees, the twigs, the ground.
Beads of dew Wait for you, Hold the thirsty sun at bay Till your feet shall pass their way.
Things the sweetest, things the rarest, Wait to welcome you, my fairest ; At DAWN.
But the fondest greeting lies Here, beloved, in my eyes.
Lady mine, come forth and see ; Come, O come to me !
THE FOREST STREAM.
Far in the depth of the forest Wanders the fairest of waters. Songs of the woodland it m...urmurs, Caught from the wind in the branches, From the deep chant of the pine tree, From the light voice of the maple. Songs of melodious warblers, Cries of swift birds in their passage, Flying above in the darkness Unto the great Sleeping Water. Calls of the conquering eagle, Vanishing notes of the wood-dove, Love-tones of shy, furry creatures All are absorbed and commingled In the sweet song of the water.
49 50 THE FOREST STREAM.
Branches bend down from above it, Sweep it with gentle caresses.
What to read after Songs And Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Ambrose Dennison to read onlineMoreLess
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