The Poems of Frank O Ticknor Md
The Poems of Frank O Ticknor Md
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Mid the roses she hath wrought Mid the lilies till she caught Health and grace in form and thought.
Greet her, all ye clustered blooms ! Apples, peaches, pears, and plums, Greet your sweetest as she comes !
By the cedar s scented breath, By the violets underneath, By the jasmine s golden wreath. 8 86 SONGS OF HOME.
Crown her with your fragrant hands, All bright things from all bright lands, Crown your brightest, where she stands, By the graceful hawthorn tree, By the stately hickory, Pausing fo...r a kiss from me.
TO THE LITTLE ROSALIE.
(MRS. ROBERT OBER. ) A LITTLE leaf from the rose s heart, A little drop of pearl, To write a little bit of a rhyme For a little bit of a girl ! Bright as a little humming-bird, Sweet as a honey-bee, That all who sing to the flowers may sing To the little Rosalie !
The violet s dyes are in her eyes, Its softest velvet in The dimples, the dimples about her cheeks, The dimple upon her chin ! Ah ! well of the little humming-bird, Ah ! well of the little bee, To sing, to sing to as sweet a thing As the little Rosalie !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mid the roses she hath wrought Mid the lilies till she caught Health and grace in form and thought.
Greet her, all ye clustered blooms ! Apples, peaches, pears, and plums, Greet your sweetest as she comes !
By the cedar s scented breath, By the violets underneath, By the jasmine s golden wreath. 8 86 SONGS OF HOME.
Crown her with your fragrant hands, All bright things from all bright lands, Crown your brightest, where she stands, By the graceful hawthorn tree, By the stately hickory, Pausing fo...r a kiss from me.
TO THE LITTLE ROSALIE.
(MRS. ROBERT OBER. ) A LITTLE leaf from the rose s heart, A little drop of pearl, To write a little bit of a rhyme For a little bit of a girl ! Bright as a little humming-bird, Sweet as a honey-bee, That all who sing to the flowers may sing To the little Rosalie !
The violet s dyes are in her eyes, Its softest velvet in The dimples, the dimples about her cheeks, The dimple upon her chin ! Ah ! well of the little humming-bird, Ah ! well of the little bee, To sing, to sing to as sweet a thing As the little Rosalie !
What to read after The Poems of Frank O Ticknor Md?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Orray Ticknor to read onlineMoreLess
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