The Flower Girl And Other Poems
The Flower Girl And Other Poems
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— 'Twas her last wreath. Now calm and fair, Cool and refreshing; is the air : There is a spirit Avhispering peace In the soft lute of even, The young bird feels a kind release Beneath the radian': heaven : THE FLOAVER GIRL. 15 With winjjs tliat wanton in the breeze Moving all its melodies.
Softly sweet tlie scene is sleeping.
Soon the niohtin^ale cloth sinu. Like a nurse the kind watch keeping O'er an infant's slumberins: ! And the waves with tender tune Rock the cradled skies of June. While a ...sound of voiceless prayer Floats like music everywhere ! Tranquillity is on the mind, The maiden's look is quite resigned. Parted from this mournful earth, To the heaven which gave it birth. Where the loveliest flowers grow With no grief to dim their glow ; Where love is found that changeth never, Beautiful and brioht for ever ! She goes to share it — world of bliss ! Who would not gladly give up this. For thy delights ! — my tale is said — Linda is numbered with the dead ! And though my language weak may be, Too weak to move your sympathy ; Oh give one sigh — and pause awhile — Know happiness is but a smile, A sun-ray through the cloud of woe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— 'Twas her last wreath. Now calm and fair, Cool and refreshing; is the air : There is a spirit Avhispering peace In the soft lute of even, The young bird feels a kind release Beneath the radian': heaven : THE FLOAVER GIRL. 15 With winjjs tliat wanton in the breeze Moving all its melodies.
Softly sweet tlie scene is sleeping.
Soon the niohtin^ale cloth sinu. Like a nurse the kind watch keeping O'er an infant's slumberins: ! And the waves with tender tune Rock the cradled skies of June. While a ...sound of voiceless prayer Floats like music everywhere ! Tranquillity is on the mind, The maiden's look is quite resigned. Parted from this mournful earth, To the heaven which gave it birth. Where the loveliest flowers grow With no grief to dim their glow ; Where love is found that changeth never, Beautiful and brioht for ever ! She goes to share it — world of bliss ! Who would not gladly give up this. For thy delights ! — my tale is said — Linda is numbered with the dead ! And though my language weak may be, Too weak to move your sympathy ; Oh give one sigh — and pause awhile — Know happiness is but a smile, A sun-ray through the cloud of woe.
What to read after The Flower Girl And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rhoda Maria Willan to read onlineMoreLess
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