The Poet the Fool And the Faeries
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It s Hey, for the dell, oh ! and tryst by the tree.
ii And what will they think, oh! when sunset is pink, oh!
And little stars wink, oh ! like buds in the blue ? When into the gloaming we two go a-roaming, Like birds that are homing, when fireflies are few, THE COMMON EARTH 111 O girl, like a wildrose full blown for the dew: With hair like the twilight s, And eyes like dusk s high lights, And body a garden that Love wanders through, A garden of roses, moon-lilies and roses, Whose beauty unclose...s to kiss of the dew. Ah, what will they think, oh ! those stars in the blue?
SABBATH T ALL is repose, Where swaths of summer, laid in hay-sweet rows, Make musk the fields through which the path way goes Unto a woodland- wall where cedars dream, And roses shred their petals, one by one : Where, slumbrous silver, leaps a little stream, Making a murmurous glimmer in the sun, And on a log, a slender streak of gray Against the noon, a small green heron stands, Moveless as meditation. Far away Dreams seem to camp among the meadow- lands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It s Hey, for the dell, oh ! and tryst by the tree.
ii And what will they think, oh! when sunset is pink, oh!
And little stars wink, oh ! like buds in the blue ? When into the gloaming we two go a-roaming, Like birds that are homing, when fireflies are few, THE COMMON EARTH 111 O girl, like a wildrose full blown for the dew: With hair like the twilight s, And eyes like dusk s high lights, And body a garden that Love wanders through, A garden of roses, moon-lilies and roses, Whose beauty unclose...s to kiss of the dew. Ah, what will they think, oh ! those stars in the blue?
SABBATH T ALL is repose, Where swaths of summer, laid in hay-sweet rows, Make musk the fields through which the path way goes Unto a woodland- wall where cedars dream, And roses shred their petals, one by one : Where, slumbrous silver, leaps a little stream, Making a murmurous glimmer in the sun, And on a log, a slender streak of gray Against the noon, a small green heron stands, Moveless as meditation. Far away Dreams seem to camp among the meadow- lands.
What to read after The Poet the Fool And the Faeries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Madison Cawein to read onlineMoreLess
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