Star Flowers
Star Flowers
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The umbered ferns and grasses Peeped through broideries of lace, 70 STAR-FLOWERS.
The brown brook, cased in crystal, Sung softly in its place, As one hides a happy secret With a too transparent face.
O'er the slopes of molten silver, Through the dim, mysterious dells, Past the marbled cascade's turrets, Glistening bright in lonesome fells, There was flying in the moonlight To the merry rhyme of bells.
The sheen was there, and the beauty, But the brain was still and numb ; The high stars moved t...o music, But the soul was deaf and dumb, And the olden spell of Winter To the poet would not come.
Beneath the starry splendor, Or the beauty of the morn, She saw but dusky shadow And 't was thus she sung forlorn, THE BROKEN SPELL.
Like the nightingale, complaining, With her breast against the thorn : " The pulse is away From the painted clay, And the dull eyes only stare ; Here 's the cup, here 's the vine, But the rare old wine, Will it ever again be there ?
" Should the whole broad earth Forego its mirth For a grave on the sunny slope ?
What to read after Star Flowers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Urania Locke Stoughton Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The umbered ferns and grasses Peeped through broideries of lace, 70 STAR-FLOWERS.
The brown brook, cased in crystal, Sung softly in its place, As one hides a happy secret With a too transparent face.
O'er the slopes of molten silver, Through the dim, mysterious dells, Past the marbled cascade's turrets, Glistening bright in lonesome fells, There was flying in the moonlight To the merry rhyme of bells.
The sheen was there, and the beauty, But the brain was still and numb ; The high stars moved t...o music, But the soul was deaf and dumb, And the olden spell of Winter To the poet would not come.
Beneath the starry splendor, Or the beauty of the morn, She saw but dusky shadow And 't was thus she sung forlorn, THE BROKEN SPELL.
Like the nightingale, complaining, With her breast against the thorn : " The pulse is away From the painted clay, And the dull eyes only stare ; Here 's the cup, here 's the vine, But the rare old wine, Will it ever again be there ?
" Should the whole broad earth Forego its mirth For a grave on the sunny slope ?
What to read after Star Flowers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Urania Locke Stoughton Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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