The Butterfly's Funeral
The Butterfly's Funeral
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Oh, ye, who so lately were blythesome and gay, At the Butterfly's Banquet, carousing away; Your feasts and your revels of pleasure are fled, For the soul of the Banquet, the Butterfly's dead.
No longer the Flies and the Emmets advance, To join with their friends in the Grasshopper's dance; For see, his thin form o'er the favourite bend, And the Grasshopper mourns for the loss of his friend.
And hark, to the funeral dirge of the Bee, And the Beetle who follows as solemn as he; And se...e, where so mournful the green rushes wave, The Mole is preparing the Butterfly's grave.
The Dormouse attended, but cold and forlorn; And the Gnat slowly winded his shrill little horn; And the Moth, who was griev'd for the loss of a sister, Bent over the body, and silently kist her.
The corse was embalm'd, at the set of the sun, And enclos'd in a case, which the Silk-worm had spun; By the help of the Hornet, the coffin was laid, On a bier, out of myrtle and jessamine made.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, ye, who so lately were blythesome and gay, At the Butterfly's Banquet, carousing away; Your feasts and your revels of pleasure are fled, For the soul of the Banquet, the Butterfly's dead.
No longer the Flies and the Emmets advance, To join with their friends in the Grasshopper's dance; For see, his thin form o'er the favourite bend, And the Grasshopper mourns for the loss of his friend.
And hark, to the funeral dirge of the Bee, And the Beetle who follows as solemn as he; And se...e, where so mournful the green rushes wave, The Mole is preparing the Butterfly's grave.
The Dormouse attended, but cold and forlorn; And the Gnat slowly winded his shrill little horn; And the Moth, who was griev'd for the loss of a sister, Bent over the body, and silently kist her.
The corse was embalm'd, at the set of the sun, And enclos'd in a case, which the Silk-worm had spun; By the help of the Hornet, the coffin was laid, On a bier, out of myrtle and jessamine made.
What to read after The Butterfly's Funeral?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J L B to read onlineMoreLess
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