The Romance of Sir Richard Sonnets And Other Poems
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Through the dusk chambers of night, Paced by a sentinel star, Stealeth the soft-footed breeze, Bearing sweet scents in its flight Out of a park where there are Nodding-plumed lilac trees.
Dimly the rays of the star, Glint in the whispering trees.
Painting the blossoms with light. Softly I hear from afar.
Waked by the kiss of the breeze, Ripple of waves, through the night.
Sweet as the sweet-smelling trees, Filling the soul with delight, Love comes from such as you are. Banished by you, swiftly ...flees Grief from my life, as at night Shades flee the sentinel star.
49 CHRISTMAS.
The church bells send their joyous chimes Across the snow-clad earth, In token that in bygone times This day our Lord had birth.
The babe within a manger lay, And to it, from afar, Came wise men, who, by night and day.
Were guided by a star.
They knelt the humble cot beside, And costly presents made ; Then from the place in secret hied.
Of Herod sore afraid.
The angels sang on Christ's birth-night To shepherds in the plain, While all the sky was filled with light And echoed the refrain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Through the dusk chambers of night, Paced by a sentinel star, Stealeth the soft-footed breeze, Bearing sweet scents in its flight Out of a park where there are Nodding-plumed lilac trees.
Dimly the rays of the star, Glint in the whispering trees.
Painting the blossoms with light. Softly I hear from afar.
Waked by the kiss of the breeze, Ripple of waves, through the night.
Sweet as the sweet-smelling trees, Filling the soul with delight, Love comes from such as you are. Banished by you, swiftly ...flees Grief from my life, as at night Shades flee the sentinel star.
49 CHRISTMAS.
The church bells send their joyous chimes Across the snow-clad earth, In token that in bygone times This day our Lord had birth.
The babe within a manger lay, And to it, from afar, Came wise men, who, by night and day.
Were guided by a star.
They knelt the humble cot beside, And costly presents made ; Then from the place in secret hied.
Of Herod sore afraid.
The angels sang on Christ's birth-night To shepherds in the plain, While all the sky was filled with light And echoed the refrain.
What to read after The Romance of Sir Richard Sonnets And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Weir Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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