Spring in Tuscany And Other Lyrics
Spring in Tuscany And Other Lyrics
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Tuscan days ! my true, gold-hearted days, Thy lips are dumb, and mine are sorrowful.
Thy earth beneath my feet is cold and brown, The skies are netted in a blank, gray shroud, The mournful rain is dripping from the eaves. . . .
Lost — like a flower too deep-sunk in the leaves; Lost — like a white star hidden by a cloud, 1 see thee now, O little Tuscan town !
CORA FABBRI.
FLORENTINE MAY STILL, still is the Night; still as the pause after pain ; Still and as dear ; Deep, solemn, immense ; veili...ng the stars in the clear Thrilling and luminous blue of the moon-shot atmosphere ; Ah, could the Night remain !
Who, truly, shall say thou art sullen or dark or unseen, Thou, O heavenly Night, Clear o'er the valley of olives asleep in the quiv- ering light, Clear o'er the pale-red hedge of the rose, and the lilies all white Down at my feet in the green ?
FLORENTINE MAY Nay, not as the Day, thou art light, O Night, with a beam Far more dear and divine ; Never the noon was blue as these tremulous heavens of thine, Pulsing with stars half seen, and vague in a pal- lid shine, Vague as a dream.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
.
Tuscan days ! my true, gold-hearted days, Thy lips are dumb, and mine are sorrowful.
Thy earth beneath my feet is cold and brown, The skies are netted in a blank, gray shroud, The mournful rain is dripping from the eaves. . . .
Lost — like a flower too deep-sunk in the leaves; Lost — like a white star hidden by a cloud, 1 see thee now, O little Tuscan town !
CORA FABBRI.
FLORENTINE MAY STILL, still is the Night; still as the pause after pain ; Still and as dear ; Deep, solemn, immense ; veili...ng the stars in the clear Thrilling and luminous blue of the moon-shot atmosphere ; Ah, could the Night remain !
Who, truly, shall say thou art sullen or dark or unseen, Thou, O heavenly Night, Clear o'er the valley of olives asleep in the quiv- ering light, Clear o'er the pale-red hedge of the rose, and the lilies all white Down at my feet in the green ?
FLORENTINE MAY Nay, not as the Day, thou art light, O Night, with a beam Far more dear and divine ; Never the noon was blue as these tremulous heavens of thine, Pulsing with stars half seen, and vague in a pal- lid shine, Vague as a dream.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Bird Mosher to read onlineMoreLess
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