Sylvan Lyrics And Other Verses
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It is a sylvan city, Where healthful breezes pass, Where blooms renew, and blossoms blue Are twinkling in the grass ; And on this town of nature, Its homes in dell and glade, The sun looks down with smile or frown, And brings them light and shade.
THE RED OAKS.
In Southern thickets The oaks are red, Their summer beauty Has wholly fled !
The green was pilfered By frosty eves, But penitent autumn Requites their leaves.
With crimson color The oaks are gay, — Their sylvan glory Is great to-day !
Th...ey have a respite From winter's gloom,- By autumn kissed Into brilliant bloom !
REVIVAL.
When the ice has melted on river and rill From the talisman touches of morn, When the sap in the orchard has worked its will, The songs of the birds are born 1 When the March winds vanish from meadow and brake, Rebuked by the opening bud, The slumbering songs in my heart awake To revel in brain and blood I BEFORE FROST.
The breezes of heaven come hither To invade the vast cahn of the place, And wander I cannot tell whither, The nomads of infinite space.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a sylvan city, Where healthful breezes pass, Where blooms renew, and blossoms blue Are twinkling in the grass ; And on this town of nature, Its homes in dell and glade, The sun looks down with smile or frown, And brings them light and shade.
THE RED OAKS.
In Southern thickets The oaks are red, Their summer beauty Has wholly fled !
The green was pilfered By frosty eves, But penitent autumn Requites their leaves.
With crimson color The oaks are gay, — Their sylvan glory Is great to-day !
Th...ey have a respite From winter's gloom,- By autumn kissed Into brilliant bloom !
REVIVAL.
When the ice has melted on river and rill From the talisman touches of morn, When the sap in the orchard has worked its will, The songs of the birds are born 1 When the March winds vanish from meadow and brake, Rebuked by the opening bud, The slumbering songs in my heart awake To revel in brain and blood I BEFORE FROST.
The breezes of heaven come hither To invade the vast cahn of the place, And wander I cannot tell whither, The nomads of infinite space.
What to read after Sylvan Lyrics And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hayne, William Hamilton, 1856-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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