The Poems of Frederick Locker
The Poems of Frederick Locker
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With her fresh young mouth, and her candid brow.
And a bloom as of bygone days ? " How natural sounds their worship, how Impertinent seems their praise !
I stand aloof ; I can well afford To pardon the babble and crush As they praise a work (do I need re- ward ?) Digitized by Google l88 POEMS OF FREDERICK LOCKER.
• That has grown beneath my brush : Aloof — and, in fancy, again I hear The music clash in the hall.
When they crown'd her Queen of their dance and cheer, — She is mine, and Queen of a...ll !
Yes, my thoughts are ^ away to that happy day, A few short months agone.
When we left the games, and the dance, to stray Through the dewy flowers, alone.
My feet are again among flowers divine.
Away from the noise and glare.
When I kiss'd her mouth, and her lips press'd mine, — And I fastened that rose in her hair.
1868.
Digitized by Google THE MUSIC PALACE.
Shall you gof I eUnft ask you to seek it or shun it ; / went on an impulse^ Pve been and Pve done it.
So this is a music-haU, easy and free, A temple for singing, and dancing, and spree ; The band is at Faust ^ and the benches are filling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With her fresh young mouth, and her candid brow.
And a bloom as of bygone days ? " How natural sounds their worship, how Impertinent seems their praise !
I stand aloof ; I can well afford To pardon the babble and crush As they praise a work (do I need re- ward ?) Digitized by Google l88 POEMS OF FREDERICK LOCKER.
• That has grown beneath my brush : Aloof — and, in fancy, again I hear The music clash in the hall.
When they crown'd her Queen of their dance and cheer, — She is mine, and Queen of a...ll !
Yes, my thoughts are ^ away to that happy day, A few short months agone.
When we left the games, and the dance, to stray Through the dewy flowers, alone.
My feet are again among flowers divine.
Away from the noise and glare.
When I kiss'd her mouth, and her lips press'd mine, — And I fastened that rose in her hair.
1868.
Digitized by Google THE MUSIC PALACE.
Shall you gof I eUnft ask you to seek it or shun it ; / went on an impulse^ Pve been and Pve done it.
So this is a music-haU, easy and free, A temple for singing, and dancing, and spree ; The band is at Faust ^ and the benches are filling.
What to read after The Poems of Frederick Locker?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Locker-Lampson Frederick to read onlineMoreLess
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