Songs of the Seasons
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Go South and North !
For pressing is the need ; There are wounded spirits and hopeless breasts, And cheeks ne'er free from tears ; There are minds where ignorance deeply rests, Together with slavish fears ; (20) Where'er thou turnest thy wand'ring feet, Through this sad world below, There is plenty of soil ready and meet For that thou hast to sow.
Sow not through love of this world's pelf.
Nor for man's approving nod ; Sow not through a paltry love of self.
But sow through a love to God !
See, ...too. Brother, thy seed be cast Not with a niggardly hand.
That thou may'st reap, when thy toils are past.
On the plains of the promised land.
(21) May-Day Song.
HAPPY day ! O bright May-day !
Sweet herald of the Spring ; Come, girt with golden promises, And Hope's fair blossoming : Thou Earth, be green — ye Skies, serene, To greet our Queen !
Give flowers to grace her youthful brow.
Soft turf beneath her feet ; Let heaven be musical with songs Of wild-birds, soft and sweet : Thou Earth be green— ye Skies, serene.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Go South and North !
For pressing is the need ; There are wounded spirits and hopeless breasts, And cheeks ne'er free from tears ; There are minds where ignorance deeply rests, Together with slavish fears ; (20) Where'er thou turnest thy wand'ring feet, Through this sad world below, There is plenty of soil ready and meet For that thou hast to sow.
Sow not through love of this world's pelf.
Nor for man's approving nod ; Sow not through a paltry love of self.
But sow through a love to God !
See, ...too. Brother, thy seed be cast Not with a niggardly hand.
That thou may'st reap, when thy toils are past.
On the plains of the promised land.
(21) May-Day Song.
HAPPY day ! O bright May-day !
Sweet herald of the Spring ; Come, girt with golden promises, And Hope's fair blossoming : Thou Earth, be green — ye Skies, serene, To greet our Queen !
Give flowers to grace her youthful brow.
Soft turf beneath her feet ; Let heaven be musical with songs Of wild-birds, soft and sweet : Thou Earth be green— ye Skies, serene.
What to read after Songs of the Seasons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Darnell, Henry Faulkner, B. 1831 to read onlineMoreLess
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