Songs of Love And Empire
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Then bless the fairy song That cradled you so long, And bless the fairy kiss That wakened you to this — A world where Winter's dead and Spring doth reign And lovers whisper in the budding lane* 138 FEBRUARY THE trees stand brown against the gray, The shivering gray of field and sky ; The mists wrapt round the dying day The shroud poor days wear as they die : Poor day, die soon, who lived in vain, Who could not bring my Love again!
Down in the garden breezes cold Dead rustling stalks blow chill ...between ; Only, above the sodden mould, The wallflower wears his heartless green As though still reigned the rose-crowned year And summer and my Love were here.
139 FEBRUARY The mists creep close about the house > The empty house, all still and chill ; The desolate and trembling boughs Scratch at the dripping window sill : Poor day lies drowned in floods of rain, And ghosts knock at the window pane.
140 THE. PROMISE OF SPRING JUST a whisper, half-heard, But our heart, knows the word; Caresses that seem Like love's lips in a dream ; Yet we know she is here, The desired, the dear, The love of the year !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then bless the fairy song That cradled you so long, And bless the fairy kiss That wakened you to this — A world where Winter's dead and Spring doth reign And lovers whisper in the budding lane* 138 FEBRUARY THE trees stand brown against the gray, The shivering gray of field and sky ; The mists wrapt round the dying day The shroud poor days wear as they die : Poor day, die soon, who lived in vain, Who could not bring my Love again!
Down in the garden breezes cold Dead rustling stalks blow chill ...between ; Only, above the sodden mould, The wallflower wears his heartless green As though still reigned the rose-crowned year And summer and my Love were here.
139 FEBRUARY The mists creep close about the house > The empty house, all still and chill ; The desolate and trembling boughs Scratch at the dripping window sill : Poor day lies drowned in floods of rain, And ghosts knock at the window pane.
140 THE. PROMISE OF SPRING JUST a whisper, half-heard, But our heart, knows the word; Caresses that seem Like love's lips in a dream ; Yet we know she is here, The desired, the dear, The love of the year !
What to read after Songs of Love And Empire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nesbit Edith to read onlineMoreLess
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