The Shepherds Garden
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TT7HEN Spring first tliougiit to prank the bowers And make tlie fields her own, Lucilla brought me pale wind-flowers That in the woods had grown.
So ravished of her golden touch, And taken by her breath, The woodland zephyrs have not such When morning wakeneth.
She gave them, and a dewy tear Upon my hand did lie. Which changed to pearl, and this I wear For jewel till I die.
E 50 ■ THE shepherd's GARDEN.
CUFIDS THEFT.
"jlTY rose grew crimson in the bower, -^-'- My fruit hung on the tree, When th...ou didst come in evil hour, And pluck them all from me.
But think not that thou shalt escape : In troth I swear to thee, For this thy most unconscioned rape, Thy pinions dipt shall be.
THE shepherd's GARDEX. 51 THE SHEPHERDS SCORX OF LOVE.
'Vj'AY, Love, I scorn and flout thee Look, I can do without thee ; Nor will the pains discover Of such a foolish lover Who knows not that thy dart Is but a pricking smart For laughter ; not for tears ; And such a lightness wears. The wise man well beseemeth Who peaceful hours esteemeth ; Nor lets his spirit down For thy fantastic frown : But to thy bow Disdain doth throw, With, Ha, ha, ha !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TT7HEN Spring first tliougiit to prank the bowers And make tlie fields her own, Lucilla brought me pale wind-flowers That in the woods had grown.
So ravished of her golden touch, And taken by her breath, The woodland zephyrs have not such When morning wakeneth.
She gave them, and a dewy tear Upon my hand did lie. Which changed to pearl, and this I wear For jewel till I die.
E 50 ■ THE shepherd's GARDEN.
CUFIDS THEFT.
"jlTY rose grew crimson in the bower, -^-'- My fruit hung on the tree, When th...ou didst come in evil hour, And pluck them all from me.
But think not that thou shalt escape : In troth I swear to thee, For this thy most unconscioned rape, Thy pinions dipt shall be.
THE shepherd's GARDEX. 51 THE SHEPHERDS SCORX OF LOVE.
'Vj'AY, Love, I scorn and flout thee Look, I can do without thee ; Nor will the pains discover Of such a foolish lover Who knows not that thy dart Is but a pricking smart For laughter ; not for tears ; And such a lightness wears. The wise man well beseemeth Who peaceful hours esteemeth ; Nor lets his spirit down For thy fantastic frown : But to thy bow Disdain doth throw, With, Ha, ha, ha !
What to read after The Shepherds Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davies William H. to read onlineMoreLess
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