Songs And Sea Voices
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68 SUMMER THE turf is green and the sky is clear, The sweet abundant summer is here, The summer for which I have hoped and cared And over the endless Arctic fared.
The summer to which the spring in a stream Has flowed like a tributary dream; The summer, the height, the long years' crown, Ere the clouds bring wet and the leaves are down.
O Season, if I have loved thee well, And love 'tis that thou bringest a spell Of the old time pride in shady glen, Where laughing girls and staid young men Joye...d in the depth of thy mingled sweet ; O Summer, darling time, these feet Have wandered many a mile since then! Have wandered many a mile and I, Gazing upon thy gentle sky, Wonder if I can be the same As when I never hymned thy name, But knew thee only as the truth ; As when indeed thy golden light, Translated to the heart of youth, Told Beauty's advent not her flight.
69 AUTUMN WHEN forest leaves are lying sere And dull mist hangeth over mere, Then speed I to the fields around, And linger by a mossy mound Where she doth lie, where she doth lie, And O it is a dreary sky.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
68 SUMMER THE turf is green and the sky is clear, The sweet abundant summer is here, The summer for which I have hoped and cared And over the endless Arctic fared.
The summer to which the spring in a stream Has flowed like a tributary dream; The summer, the height, the long years' crown, Ere the clouds bring wet and the leaves are down.
O Season, if I have loved thee well, And love 'tis that thou bringest a spell Of the old time pride in shady glen, Where laughing girls and staid young men Joye...d in the depth of thy mingled sweet ; O Summer, darling time, these feet Have wandered many a mile since then! Have wandered many a mile and I, Gazing upon thy gentle sky, Wonder if I can be the same As when I never hymned thy name, But knew thee only as the truth ; As when indeed thy golden light, Translated to the heart of youth, Told Beauty's advent not her flight.
69 AUTUMN WHEN forest leaves are lying sere And dull mist hangeth over mere, Then speed I to the fields around, And linger by a mossy mound Where she doth lie, where she doth lie, And O it is a dreary sky.
What to read after Songs And Sea Voices?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Stewart Doubleday to read onlineMoreLess
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