The Music of the Rest, And Other Verse
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The blue jay calls, the insects hum.
And all the world knows Spring has come.
Wake! flowrets, wake!
Thy sleep is long, — 'tis time twas o er And all thy dreams — through open door And lifted draperies of snow^.
Into harmonious hues should flow.
W^ake! flow^rets, wake!
Wilt thou not hear me call to thee, — Thy darksome bed in gladness flee — Crocus! and sweet violet?
Hepatica! ^What! Dreaming yet?
^A/^ake! flowrets, wake!
The snow^ drops surely should be out!
And pansies! Are you still m doubt?
...Children through all the garden nooks.
Call you with eager, searching looks.
Wake! flowrets, ^^ake!
Young men anJ maidens sad return.
From quest of you, tkrough wood and turn.
With leafless t'wigs and bloomless stems.
For eartk kolds still our dearest gems.
Wake! flo^vrets, wake!
The brow of care, the band of greed, — Youtb's glee, life's joy and grief, =- all need Tby fragrant messages of love, — Tby color tones from songs above.
\V^ake! flowrets, vv^ake!
Tbe wbole world knoAvs tbat Spring bas come!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The blue jay calls, the insects hum.
And all the world knows Spring has come.
Wake! flowrets, wake!
Thy sleep is long, — 'tis time twas o er And all thy dreams — through open door And lifted draperies of snow^.
Into harmonious hues should flow.
W^ake! flow^rets, wake!
Wilt thou not hear me call to thee, — Thy darksome bed in gladness flee — Crocus! and sweet violet?
Hepatica! ^What! Dreaming yet?
^A/^ake! flowrets, wake!
The snow^ drops surely should be out!
And pansies! Are you still m doubt?
...Children through all the garden nooks.
Call you with eager, searching looks.
Wake! flowrets, ^^ake!
Young men anJ maidens sad return.
From quest of you, tkrough wood and turn.
With leafless t'wigs and bloomless stems.
For eartk kolds still our dearest gems.
Wake! flo^vrets, wake!
The brow of care, the band of greed, — Youtb's glee, life's joy and grief, =- all need Tby fragrant messages of love, — Tby color tones from songs above.
\V^ake! flowrets, vv^ake!
Tbe wbole world knoAvs tbat Spring bas come!
What to read after The Music of the Rest, And Other Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hale, Katharine M. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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