Songs And Sonnets
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She might sit like a Muse And cheer me with her lays, My moody thoughts diffuse With sunlight like the day's.
She 's sitting over there, To me still in her youth, With ever waving hair — O would it were the truth !
'T is better for the guest To part soon in the eve.
While anxious all the rest Desire him not to leave.
A zest will always stay.
And linger round the heart, For one who went away Before the time to part.
24 Songs and Sonnets.
Perhaps the fault is mine, That I have lived too long, And... having passed my prime My soul flames up in song.
When music stirs my soul It wakes forgotten dreams, That from my spirits roll And flow in golden streams.
I faintly hear her sing, I heard her when a boy.
But strains I now hear ring Are not the sounds of joy.
The airs of early years Oft murmur by the hour Within my weary ears And challenge all my power.
If singing then be wrong.
The wild birds with their airs, Whose lives are only song.
Should answer in their prayers.
Then gardens full of flowers Were waving in my sight.
What to read after Songs And Sonnets?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She might sit like a Muse And cheer me with her lays, My moody thoughts diffuse With sunlight like the day's.
She 's sitting over there, To me still in her youth, With ever waving hair — O would it were the truth !
'T is better for the guest To part soon in the eve.
While anxious all the rest Desire him not to leave.
A zest will always stay.
And linger round the heart, For one who went away Before the time to part.
24 Songs and Sonnets.
Perhaps the fault is mine, That I have lived too long, And... having passed my prime My soul flames up in song.
When music stirs my soul It wakes forgotten dreams, That from my spirits roll And flow in golden streams.
I faintly hear her sing, I heard her when a boy.
But strains I now hear ring Are not the sounds of joy.
The airs of early years Oft murmur by the hour Within my weary ears And challenge all my power.
If singing then be wrong.
The wild birds with their airs, Whose lives are only song.
Should answer in their prayers.
Then gardens full of flowers Were waving in my sight.
What to read after Songs And Sonnets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howell, John, 1788-1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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