The Mountain of the Lovers With Poems of Nature And Tradition
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63 You, with your fledglings, disappear, That ne'er by porch or tree or pane Mine eyes shall greet your forms again !
What then ? At least the good ye brought, The delicate charms for eye and thought Survives ; though death should be your doom Before another spring flower's bloom, Or fairer clime should tempt your wings To bide 'mid fragrant blossomings On some far Southland's golden lea, Still may fresh spring morns light for me v Your tiny nest, their breezes bear Your chirping, household joy...ance near, And all your quirks and tricksome ways Bring back through many smiling days Or future Aprils ; not the less Your simple drama shall impress Fancy and heart, thus acted o'er Toward each small issue, as of yore, With sun and wind and skies of blue To witness, wondering, all you do, Because your happy toil and mirth May be of fine, ideal birth ; Because each quick, impulsive note 64 POEMS OF PA UL H. HA YNE.
May thrill a visionary throat, Each flash of glancing wing and eye Be gleams of vivid fantasy $ Since whatsoe'er of form and tone A past reality hath known, Most charming unto soul and sense, But wins that subtle effluence, That spiritual air which softly clings About all sweet and vanished things, Causing a bygone joy to be Vital as actuality, Yet with each earthlier tint or trace Lost in a pure, ethereal grace !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
63 You, with your fledglings, disappear, That ne'er by porch or tree or pane Mine eyes shall greet your forms again !
What then ? At least the good ye brought, The delicate charms for eye and thought Survives ; though death should be your doom Before another spring flower's bloom, Or fairer clime should tempt your wings To bide 'mid fragrant blossomings On some far Southland's golden lea, Still may fresh spring morns light for me v Your tiny nest, their breezes bear Your chirping, household joy...ance near, And all your quirks and tricksome ways Bring back through many smiling days Or future Aprils ; not the less Your simple drama shall impress Fancy and heart, thus acted o'er Toward each small issue, as of yore, With sun and wind and skies of blue To witness, wondering, all you do, Because your happy toil and mirth May be of fine, ideal birth ; Because each quick, impulsive note 64 POEMS OF PA UL H. HA YNE.
May thrill a visionary throat, Each flash of glancing wing and eye Be gleams of vivid fantasy $ Since whatsoe'er of form and tone A past reality hath known, Most charming unto soul and sense, But wins that subtle effluence, That spiritual air which softly clings About all sweet and vanished things, Causing a bygone joy to be Vital as actuality, Yet with each earthlier tint or trace Lost in a pure, ethereal grace !
What to read after The Mountain of the Lovers With Poems of Nature And Tradition?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Hamilton Hayne to read onlineMoreLess
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