Songs of the Open
Songs of the Open
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" Unforgotten A LAWLESS night of wind and rain, An open moor, a starlit sky, A sense half ecstasy, half pain, As we went galloping, you and I, On one horse galloping, galloping by.
So many lives, so long ago, Have you remembered through the years ? Where are you now ? I cannot know, So much between of doubts and fears, So many loves, so many tears.
If Fate decrees we meet again Shall we not gallop as of yore, Through howling wind and driving rain In darkness, on a northern moor, And love, as we... have loved before ?
46 Moonstruck Moonstruck HUSH ! did you ever see the moon come down to love a tree ? Upon a night in early Spring (the world a magic realm Of silver light and shadows long) she blessed the eyes of me, Held in the lacy branches of a little flowering elm.
She leaned against the glimmering boughs ; so close, so low she hung, The tiny twigs and feathery flowers caressed her quiet face They gave her dreams of many a bloom she knew when she was young, And all her coloured gardens flung their scent out into space.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Unforgotten A LAWLESS night of wind and rain, An open moor, a starlit sky, A sense half ecstasy, half pain, As we went galloping, you and I, On one horse galloping, galloping by.
So many lives, so long ago, Have you remembered through the years ? Where are you now ? I cannot know, So much between of doubts and fears, So many loves, so many tears.
If Fate decrees we meet again Shall we not gallop as of yore, Through howling wind and driving rain In darkness, on a northern moor, And love, as we... have loved before ?
46 Moonstruck Moonstruck HUSH ! did you ever see the moon come down to love a tree ? Upon a night in early Spring (the world a magic realm Of silver light and shadows long) she blessed the eyes of me, Held in the lacy branches of a little flowering elm.
She leaned against the glimmering boughs ; so close, so low she hung, The tiny twigs and feathery flowers caressed her quiet face They gave her dreams of many a bloom she knew when she was young, And all her coloured gardens flung their scent out into space.
What to read after Songs of the Open?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Teresa Hooley to read onlineMoreLess
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