Songs Out of Doors
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Who, peering through the window-pane At nightfall, under sleet and rainSaw the old graybeard totter by?Who listened to his parting sigh, The sobbing of his feeble breath, His whispered colloquy with Death, And when his all of life was doneStood near to bid a last good-bye? Of all his former friends not oneSaw the forsaken Winter die.
Who welcomed in the maiden Spring? Who heard her footfall, swift and light As fairy-dancing in the night?Who guessed what happy dawn would bringThe flutter of her ...bluebird's wing, The blossom of her mayflower-face To brighten every shady place? One morning, down the village street, "Oh, here am I, " we heard her sing, -- And none had been awake to greetThe coming of the maiden Spring.
But look, her violet eyes are wet With bright, unfallen, dewy tears; And in her song my fancy hearsA note of sorrow trembling yet. Perhaps, beyond the town, she met Old Winter as he limped away To die forlorn, and let him lay His weary head upon her knee, And kissed his forehead with regret For one so gray and lonely, --see, Her eyes with tender tears are wet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who, peering through the window-pane At nightfall, under sleet and rainSaw the old graybeard totter by?Who listened to his parting sigh, The sobbing of his feeble breath, His whispered colloquy with Death, And when his all of life was doneStood near to bid a last good-bye? Of all his former friends not oneSaw the forsaken Winter die.
Who welcomed in the maiden Spring? Who heard her footfall, swift and light As fairy-dancing in the night?Who guessed what happy dawn would bringThe flutter of her ...bluebird's wing, The blossom of her mayflower-face To brighten every shady place? One morning, down the village street, "Oh, here am I, " we heard her sing, -- And none had been awake to greetThe coming of the maiden Spring.
But look, her violet eyes are wet With bright, unfallen, dewy tears; And in her song my fancy hearsA note of sorrow trembling yet. Perhaps, beyond the town, she met Old Winter as he limped away To die forlorn, and let him lay His weary head upon her knee, And kissed his forehead with regret For one so gray and lonely, --see, Her eyes with tender tears are wet.
What to read after Songs Out of Doors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Van Dyke Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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