The Girl Beneath the Cherry Trees
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Does she dream Of one to whom her beauty is the peace Of temple bells at even? Or do yet No fancies stir the gentle heart of her, > Nor mist her eyes when dawn-flush wakens her With promise of the golden things to be?
I sense the scene about her. Overhead Dear trees are bending, and their petals fall Like blessings on the limbs that flash their way Above the yielding grasses. Here and there They cling like fragrant, rosy messengers, All-loth to leave her ; and an upraised arm Shields from the b...reeze a face so delicate That surely somewhere from the orchard peer Gnarl'd faces at her — spirit presences Who loved, long years ago, such joy, ^ such innocence.
' J The gentler grace of dead and gentler days Haunts us the while in memory again We strive to live them, watching her who is The Past and yet the Present. We must fade Like breath from off the surface of a glass, But she shall live forever; other eyes Shall someday smile upon her; other lips Shall tell her praise, and question, as we do, Whence comes she, whither wanders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Does she dream Of one to whom her beauty is the peace Of temple bells at even? Or do yet No fancies stir the gentle heart of her, > Nor mist her eyes when dawn-flush wakens her With promise of the golden things to be?
I sense the scene about her. Overhead Dear trees are bending, and their petals fall Like blessings on the limbs that flash their way Above the yielding grasses. Here and there They cling like fragrant, rosy messengers, All-loth to leave her ; and an upraised arm Shields from the b...reeze a face so delicate That surely somewhere from the orchard peer Gnarl'd faces at her — spirit presences Who loved, long years ago, such joy, ^ such innocence.
' J The gentler grace of dead and gentler days Haunts us the while in memory again We strive to live them, watching her who is The Past and yet the Present. We must fade Like breath from off the surface of a glass, But she shall live forever; other eyes Shall someday smile upon her; other lips Shall tell her praise, and question, as we do, Whence comes she, whither wanders.
What to read after The Girl Beneath the Cherry Trees?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sutherland, Howard V. (Howard Vigne), B. 1868 to read onlineMoreLess
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