The Olive And the Pine
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Ah ! had she loved, she would not have sat there : She would have flung herself upon the night, And called him back with such a love-rent voice, That he had shortly been upon her breast.
No, no, poor lover ! not there canst thou rest Thy head. Go thou, and still thy fevered heart Upon the bosom of the world : 'tis rough Indeed ; but trust her ; she knows well thy ails ; For she hath cured marjy a heart like thine, Or bound it up, so that it drifted through This troublous sea, and reached the sh...ore at last.
FORESHADOWING OF SPRING. 89 THE FORESHADOWING OF SPRING.
Beneath the languid sky my Spirit loves to lie, And bathe herself all o'er in witching sadness : Her wings she doth unfold, the heavens are fair out rolled, And now she floats away in idle gladness.
I love the South wind breathing, as, round old Winter wreathing.
She melts his spirit with her gentle sighing ; As tender-nursed flowers craze us for Summer bowers, While yet the snow in woodland nooks is lying.
I love the gentle haze that dulls the glittering blaze Of pallid wintry sun, that warraetli not : It melts my charmed heart; and, when the fountains start, She weepeth tears of sweet, poetic thought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah ! had she loved, she would not have sat there : She would have flung herself upon the night, And called him back with such a love-rent voice, That he had shortly been upon her breast.
No, no, poor lover ! not there canst thou rest Thy head. Go thou, and still thy fevered heart Upon the bosom of the world : 'tis rough Indeed ; but trust her ; she knows well thy ails ; For she hath cured marjy a heart like thine, Or bound it up, so that it drifted through This troublous sea, and reached the sh...ore at last.
FORESHADOWING OF SPRING. 89 THE FORESHADOWING OF SPRING.
Beneath the languid sky my Spirit loves to lie, And bathe herself all o'er in witching sadness : Her wings she doth unfold, the heavens are fair out rolled, And now she floats away in idle gladness.
I love the South wind breathing, as, round old Winter wreathing.
She melts his spirit with her gentle sighing ; As tender-nursed flowers craze us for Summer bowers, While yet the snow in woodland nooks is lying.
I love the gentle haze that dulls the glittering blaze Of pallid wintry sun, that warraetli not : It melts my charmed heart; and, when the fountains start, She weepeth tears of sweet, poetic thought.
What to read after The Olive And the Pine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lowe, Martha Perry, 1829-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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