Songs From the Downs Dunes
Songs From the Downs Dunes
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And sleep, my darling, sleep. ^ Aye, slumber well, you happy child ; and you, Dear Downs, fj^ood night; yet is it all too soon To turn from you, for me it ever seems Too early to shut out your clean, free wind, 20 Songs from the And breathe the captive air between dull walls.
I feel my very garden-trees and flowers For fellow-prisoners, and still must love You best for your inviolate liberty, That still ye stand in primal tamelessness.
And well I know a warm, pine-sheltered lair.
Hid in a hollo...w of your southern slopes, And many a night my happy, closing eyes Saw last the bright stars tangled in those boughs.
And many a morn the music of a dream Died out into the lark-songs overhead.
Ah, close ye bring your children to the breast Of her the mild Earth-Mother of us all, That broad and gentle breast whereon a man May calm his soul, and let his spirit soar Clear of the petty things that soil her plumes.
And if one heart that loves you has its will.
How closely shall ye hold it at the last.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And sleep, my darling, sleep. ^ Aye, slumber well, you happy child ; and you, Dear Downs, fj^ood night; yet is it all too soon To turn from you, for me it ever seems Too early to shut out your clean, free wind, 20 Songs from the And breathe the captive air between dull walls.
I feel my very garden-trees and flowers For fellow-prisoners, and still must love You best for your inviolate liberty, That still ye stand in primal tamelessness.
And well I know a warm, pine-sheltered lair.
Hid in a hollo...w of your southern slopes, And many a night my happy, closing eyes Saw last the bright stars tangled in those boughs.
And many a morn the music of a dream Died out into the lark-songs overhead.
Ah, close ye bring your children to the breast Of her the mild Earth-Mother of us all, That broad and gentle breast whereon a man May calm his soul, and let his spirit soar Clear of the petty things that soil her plumes.
And if one heart that loves you has its will.
How closely shall ye hold it at the last.
What to read after Songs From the Downs Dunes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Habberton Lulham to read onlineMoreLess
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