Sonnets Lyrics
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Our plucking it, have saved the flower from blight.
82 Bt tbe Close I. When all the Summer bloom is lost, And Winter dwells upon the plains, Comes silently old Father Frost, To scribble on the window-panes.
He ponders— with the past in lief — On that Avhich he has overthrown. And pencils many a graceful leaf That he remembers to have known.
II. Even so when youth is wholly dead. And age bows down the head at last, Old Memory comes with noiseless tread To build again the sunny past.
She comes — ...the all-persistent one, The priestess of the sainted stole — To trace life's lost delights upon The frosted windows of the soul.
88 Xong 3 XooheD upon Ibis jfacc Long I looked upon his face, Cold and still and white, Robbed in death of every grace, It was Life's to give ; And I knew for him the earth Had eternal night. And I wondered through what birth He again might live !
Though the sightless eyes were closed, What the light decreed ? Though the mortal frame reposed, Did the soul a^ piio ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our plucking it, have saved the flower from blight.
82 Bt tbe Close I. When all the Summer bloom is lost, And Winter dwells upon the plains, Comes silently old Father Frost, To scribble on the window-panes.
He ponders— with the past in lief — On that Avhich he has overthrown. And pencils many a graceful leaf That he remembers to have known.
II. Even so when youth is wholly dead. And age bows down the head at last, Old Memory comes with noiseless tread To build again the sunny past.
She comes — ...the all-persistent one, The priestess of the sainted stole — To trace life's lost delights upon The frosted windows of the soul.
88 Xong 3 XooheD upon Ibis jfacc Long I looked upon his face, Cold and still and white, Robbed in death of every grace, It was Life's to give ; And I knew for him the earth Had eternal night. And I wondered through what birth He again might live !
Though the sightless eyes were closed, What the light decreed ? Though the mortal frame reposed, Did the soul a^ piio ?
What to read after Sonnets Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferdinand E Kappey to read onlineMoreLess
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