The Search of Ceres And Other Poems
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Love's long miserere of anguish is done, 'Tis the morning of Easter the dance of the Sun. 1 1 The Irish peasantry hold that the sun may be seen to dance on Easter morning see "Brand's Popular Antiquities " and Suckling's ballad of "The Wedding. " T/ie Eaby THE BABY A COFFIN, silken-lined and small, You scarce would think beneath its lid There might be room enough for all The tender hopes and dreams it hid.
A low mound that the summer might Hide deftly when the daisy blows; And any winter put fr...om sight In careless pity 'neath its snows.
A life scarce long enough to know A thrill of joy, a throb of pain, As if a star should rise, and glow A moment's space, then set again !
So brief we half might deem it sent To mock love's longing by its close ; And why it came, and why it went, No man may tell us yet God knows !
42 White Roses WHITE ROSES Ei lightly, roses white and sweet, Lie soft as kisses on the spot Where through the regal summer hours My Mary sleeps, remembering not.
When summer blossomed in her smile, She held your snowy beauty dearj Fade now upon her pulseless heart Whose rose of life lies withered here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Love's long miserere of anguish is done, 'Tis the morning of Easter the dance of the Sun. 1 1 The Irish peasantry hold that the sun may be seen to dance on Easter morning see "Brand's Popular Antiquities " and Suckling's ballad of "The Wedding. " T/ie Eaby THE BABY A COFFIN, silken-lined and small, You scarce would think beneath its lid There might be room enough for all The tender hopes and dreams it hid.
A low mound that the summer might Hide deftly when the daisy blows; And any winter put fr...om sight In careless pity 'neath its snows.
A life scarce long enough to know A thrill of joy, a throb of pain, As if a star should rise, and glow A moment's space, then set again !
So brief we half might deem it sent To mock love's longing by its close ; And why it came, and why it went, No man may tell us yet God knows !
42 White Roses WHITE ROSES Ei lightly, roses white and sweet, Lie soft as kisses on the spot Where through the regal summer hours My Mary sleeps, remembering not.
When summer blossomed in her smile, She held your snowy beauty dearj Fade now upon her pulseless heart Whose rose of life lies withered here.
What to read after The Search of Ceres And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Warner Brooks to read onlineMoreLess
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