Sweet Astreanere And Other Poems
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When Death doth spread his sable wing Above your mansion, thence to bear The treasured darlings of your heart Unto the Father, weep nor fear, For he will guard each blossom rare, And you in turn their joys will share.
V.
Be true to God and to yourself, Be brave of heart and strong of hand, Whatever cro-s or woe he sends, Is but to test his chosen band ; Then fight 'gainst wrong to win the right, And wear a crown of glory bright.
I.
ONCE again the leaves are budding, Once again the flowerets blo...w In their robes of beauteous rose-hue, Perfumed orchards sweetly glow.
II.
Once again the grass is growing, Emerald carpet of the earth, And the merry, wild-wood songsters Fill the air with joy and mirth.
III.
Now the joyous, laughing streamlet, Bounds exultant on its way ; Freed from nature's icy bondage, By the smiling god of day.
IV.
Once again the lambs are bleating, The lowing herds at evening tide, Give to Spring a welcome greeting, By the murmuring river's side. (140) SPRING. 141 V.
Yes, 'tis Spring, the morn of seasons, Dawning of a glad, new life ;.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Death doth spread his sable wing Above your mansion, thence to bear The treasured darlings of your heart Unto the Father, weep nor fear, For he will guard each blossom rare, And you in turn their joys will share.
V.
Be true to God and to yourself, Be brave of heart and strong of hand, Whatever cro-s or woe he sends, Is but to test his chosen band ; Then fight 'gainst wrong to win the right, And wear a crown of glory bright.
I.
ONCE again the leaves are budding, Once again the flowerets blo...w In their robes of beauteous rose-hue, Perfumed orchards sweetly glow.
II.
Once again the grass is growing, Emerald carpet of the earth, And the merry, wild-wood songsters Fill the air with joy and mirth.
III.
Now the joyous, laughing streamlet, Bounds exultant on its way ; Freed from nature's icy bondage, By the smiling god of day.
IV.
Once again the lambs are bleating, The lowing herds at evening tide, Give to Spring a welcome greeting, By the murmuring river's side. (140) SPRING. 141 V.
Yes, 'tis Spring, the morn of seasons, Dawning of a glad, new life ;.
What to read after Sweet Astreanere And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice May Quinn to read onlineMoreLess
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