The Garden Path And Other Verses
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And I said to the Muse, "I will write to-day.
So sing away, sing away ;" And her theme was the best, 'Twas of home, love and rest.
That we sang that day.
24 TO-MORROW When all the joys of glad to-day have gone be- yond recall, To join the happy yesterdays which hang on memory's wall ; When all earth's cares a phantom host, have faded with the light.
And midnight with her sombre veil, hides things to come, from sight; 'Tis then, dear heart, I dream of you, and love which naught can sever.
Of tha...t to-morrow, when at last, I'll be with you forever.
25 MY GARDEN Oh, fair is my garden, where pansies shyly hide 'Mid glory of lily and rose ; The blue bells and poppies are blooming side by side And vines nod as soft breezes blow ; — But fairer, sweeter, yes dearer far than these, Is one that I know is true ; O'er her head fall blossoms from the orange trees, That flower of my heart is you.
26 IN THE HUSH OF THE EVENTIDE The toil of the day is over And peacefully from its nest, Among the clouds, the silver moon Is lulling the world to rest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And I said to the Muse, "I will write to-day.
So sing away, sing away ;" And her theme was the best, 'Twas of home, love and rest.
That we sang that day.
24 TO-MORROW When all the joys of glad to-day have gone be- yond recall, To join the happy yesterdays which hang on memory's wall ; When all earth's cares a phantom host, have faded with the light.
And midnight with her sombre veil, hides things to come, from sight; 'Tis then, dear heart, I dream of you, and love which naught can sever.
Of tha...t to-morrow, when at last, I'll be with you forever.
25 MY GARDEN Oh, fair is my garden, where pansies shyly hide 'Mid glory of lily and rose ; The blue bells and poppies are blooming side by side And vines nod as soft breezes blow ; — But fairer, sweeter, yes dearer far than these, Is one that I know is true ; O'er her head fall blossoms from the orange trees, That flower of my heart is you.
26 IN THE HUSH OF THE EVENTIDE The toil of the day is over And peacefully from its nest, Among the clouds, the silver moon Is lulling the world to rest.
What to read after The Garden Path And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Willard, Julia Colton to read onlineMoreLess
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