The Budded Branch
The Budded Branch
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Go seek the princess. Form a pale procession Under these waning skies.
The honey coloured light dies. The forms of the maidens are seen melting into the trees. In the }ague twilight a star begins coldly to glitter amid the trees. The music of the wind is heard ^ery faint and distant. All turns grey and a faint powder of snow drifts by. The gaunt trees rattle suddenly in the growing darkness. - THE CURTAIN DESCENDS 16 THE POPLAR O IMMENSE POPLAR, standing alone In the midst of the broad sunny pl...ain, Lifting the green rustling height of your column Into the clear deep sky, Where before have I seen you ? Of what are you emblem ?
The leaves whisper . Confusedly.
What mean you tall poplar ?
Lifting your lissom height to the blue of noonday, Shaking your silver leaves in the sunny silence ?
VISITATION A SOFT RAIN descends upon the poplar trees ; I hear its tiny hiss ; The leaves shake as the rain shakes in the breeze. Here the Mystery is.
Speak ! Speak to me now for now I can hear.
Upon my heart has fallen a bliss like rain ; I shake in a sigh which rustles and draws more near : Now the Mystery speaks or speaks to me never again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Go seek the princess. Form a pale procession Under these waning skies.
The honey coloured light dies. The forms of the maidens are seen melting into the trees. In the }ague twilight a star begins coldly to glitter amid the trees. The music of the wind is heard ^ery faint and distant. All turns grey and a faint powder of snow drifts by. The gaunt trees rattle suddenly in the growing darkness. - THE CURTAIN DESCENDS 16 THE POPLAR O IMMENSE POPLAR, standing alone In the midst of the broad sunny pl...ain, Lifting the green rustling height of your column Into the clear deep sky, Where before have I seen you ? Of what are you emblem ?
The leaves whisper . Confusedly.
What mean you tall poplar ?
Lifting your lissom height to the blue of noonday, Shaking your silver leaves in the sunny silence ?
VISITATION A SOFT RAIN descends upon the poplar trees ; I hear its tiny hiss ; The leaves shake as the rain shakes in the breeze. Here the Mystery is.
Speak ! Speak to me now for now I can hear.
Upon my heart has fallen a bliss like rain ; I shake in a sigh which rustles and draws more near : Now the Mystery speaks or speaks to me never again.
What to read after The Budded Branch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Malise Bowyer Nichols to read onlineMoreLess
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