The Lamp of Poor Souls And Other Poems
The Lamp of Poor Souls And Other Poems
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Fruits a many and flowers a few, — Fiery dahlias drooped in dew.
Wood-grown asters faint as smoke, Flame of maple, frond of oak.
In this box of foreign woods I have delicate woven goods; 62 Song of Late September Orient laces light as mist, Amber veils and amethyst, Ivory pins like hardened milk. Cloaks of silver-shining silk Wrought with strange embroideries Of peacock plumes and rose-berries. Buy a king's crown lost of old, Dark with sardius sunk in gold. Buy my gloves of spiders spun, Cool a...s water, warm as sun; Buy my shoon of yellow leathers Lined with fur and owlet feathers; Buy a chain of emerald stones Or scarlet seeds or cedar cones. All sweet, delicate things there be Honest folk may buy of me. Ere the earliest thrush has flown In my eyes the dawns are shown. On my lips the summer lingers, Rain has jewelled all my fingers; In my hand the crickets s'ng, And the moon's my golden ring.
63 Frost Song Here where the bee slept and the orchis lifted Her honeying pipes of pearl, her velvet lip, Only the swart leaves of the oak lie drifted In sombre fellowship.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fruits a many and flowers a few, — Fiery dahlias drooped in dew.
Wood-grown asters faint as smoke, Flame of maple, frond of oak.
In this box of foreign woods I have delicate woven goods; 62 Song of Late September Orient laces light as mist, Amber veils and amethyst, Ivory pins like hardened milk. Cloaks of silver-shining silk Wrought with strange embroideries Of peacock plumes and rose-berries. Buy a king's crown lost of old, Dark with sardius sunk in gold. Buy my gloves of spiders spun, Cool a...s water, warm as sun; Buy my shoon of yellow leathers Lined with fur and owlet feathers; Buy a chain of emerald stones Or scarlet seeds or cedar cones. All sweet, delicate things there be Honest folk may buy of me. Ere the earliest thrush has flown In my eyes the dawns are shown. On my lips the summer lingers, Rain has jewelled all my fingers; In my hand the crickets s'ng, And the moon's my golden ring.
63 Frost Song Here where the bee slept and the orchis lifted Her honeying pipes of pearl, her velvet lip, Only the swart leaves of the oak lie drifted In sombre fellowship.
What to read after The Lamp of Poor Souls And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marjorie L C Marjorie Lowry Christie Pickthall to read onlineMoreLess
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