Songs of Hope
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Gaily the garden put on its adorning.
Alone, in that hour, I had no flower.
Oh, how like flame the red roses were glowing!
Oh, how like snow the white petals were blowing !
I must stand there.
Desolate, bare.
Over the branches the gay blossoms covered.
Bright birds were flitting, and butterflies hovered.
Not even a bee Lingered by me.
Maidens and children with fair flowing tresses Gave the glad blossoms their loving caresses.
In the sun's heat.
Cold my heart beat.
[16] Digitized by VjOOQ IC Gro...ne id the time of the sweet summer weather; Roses and sunshine have vanished together.
Branches are bare; Frost in the air.
But, O joy without limit or measure !
Close to my bosom I cherish a treasure.
See where it blows, — One pale little rose.
[17] Digitized by VjOOQ IC THRENODY We laid our baby 'neath the snow ; Ab cold was he.
Pale as the palest flowers that blow, But his curls had still a golden glow, And his little lips were smiling so, — But not at me.
The house at home was dark and lone, And lone were we.
What to read after Songs of Hope?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor, Rebecca Nicholson, 1857- to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gaily the garden put on its adorning.
Alone, in that hour, I had no flower.
Oh, how like flame the red roses were glowing!
Oh, how like snow the white petals were blowing !
I must stand there.
Desolate, bare.
Over the branches the gay blossoms covered.
Bright birds were flitting, and butterflies hovered.
Not even a bee Lingered by me.
Maidens and children with fair flowing tresses Gave the glad blossoms their loving caresses.
In the sun's heat.
Cold my heart beat.
[16] Digitized by VjOOQ IC Gro...ne id the time of the sweet summer weather; Roses and sunshine have vanished together.
Branches are bare; Frost in the air.
But, O joy without limit or measure !
Close to my bosom I cherish a treasure.
See where it blows, — One pale little rose.
[17] Digitized by VjOOQ IC THRENODY We laid our baby 'neath the snow ; Ab cold was he.
Pale as the palest flowers that blow, But his curls had still a golden glow, And his little lips were smiling so, — But not at me.
The house at home was dark and lone, And lone were we.
What to read after Songs of Hope?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor, Rebecca Nicholson, 1857- to read onlineMoreLess
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