The Blue Crane And Shore Songs
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But could I love another You As once I loved the You I knew — The truant eye and taunting air, The elfish laugh and lips of rue?
My Love hath banks of beauty-locks And ears of rose-of-dawn ; Her tongue's a hundred silver clocks, Her movements like the fawn.
She makes and mends her tiny frocks Of wool and dainty lawn, And feeds her father's hungry flocks And sings at early morn.
O, would I had not lingered on Her wistful waiting at the docks!
But lassies and a laughing Faun Are lithe as love and... lightly gone!
34 All day my Love's a busy bee, At dawn a lark, a flower at noon; At eve a drooping willow tree And sleeping moth-of-moon.
I weave my tributes into tune, But sigh in secrecy — The lily and the clair-de-lune Are fair but ever faded soon And never true to me!
The morn hath passed; and now the noon The night will be a thankless boon — But sweet is Memory!
35 I'LL LIFT MY HEAD A KING THY people's veins have known a royal blood — Kosciuszko and great lovers of high deeds, Dawn singing, nightly toasts to grief, prayer beads To Liberty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But could I love another You As once I loved the You I knew — The truant eye and taunting air, The elfish laugh and lips of rue?
My Love hath banks of beauty-locks And ears of rose-of-dawn ; Her tongue's a hundred silver clocks, Her movements like the fawn.
She makes and mends her tiny frocks Of wool and dainty lawn, And feeds her father's hungry flocks And sings at early morn.
O, would I had not lingered on Her wistful waiting at the docks!
But lassies and a laughing Faun Are lithe as love and... lightly gone!
34 All day my Love's a busy bee, At dawn a lark, a flower at noon; At eve a drooping willow tree And sleeping moth-of-moon.
I weave my tributes into tune, But sigh in secrecy — The lily and the clair-de-lune Are fair but ever faded soon And never true to me!
The morn hath passed; and now the noon The night will be a thankless boon — But sweet is Memory!
35 I'LL LIFT MY HEAD A KING THY people's veins have known a royal blood — Kosciuszko and great lovers of high deeds, Dawn singing, nightly toasts to grief, prayer beads To Liberty.
What to read after The Blue Crane And Shore Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ivan Swift to read onlineMoreLess
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