The Snow Bride And Other Poems
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Were I a babbling brook, my love, And thou a silver stream, We'd glide together on, my love, And life would be a dream, Were I a babbling brook, my love, And thou a silver stream.
If I were Heaven's dew, my love, And thou a blushing flower, Would not I kiss thy lips, my love, And haunt thy leafy bower, If I were Heaven's dew, my love, And thou a blushing flower.
53 If I were a brave fisher-lad, And thou wert Laurelei, Then would I linger here so sad Or in thy soft arms lie, If I were a brave fi...sher-lad, And thou wert Laurelei?
If I were young Adonis, love, And thou fair Venus sweet, Oh, whither would we wander, love, With winged sandals fleet, If I were young Adonis, love, And thou fair Venus sweet?
And so I've sung my song, my love, And so I've sung my lay, Oh, did it seem too long, my love, I did not hear thee say; And so I've sung my song, my love, And so I've sung my lay.
54 A RAIN-CLOUD A RAIN-CLOUD hangs above my head, Yet whither can I fly? The storm is ever gathering, And threatening in the sky.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Were I a babbling brook, my love, And thou a silver stream, We'd glide together on, my love, And life would be a dream, Were I a babbling brook, my love, And thou a silver stream.
If I were Heaven's dew, my love, And thou a blushing flower, Would not I kiss thy lips, my love, And haunt thy leafy bower, If I were Heaven's dew, my love, And thou a blushing flower.
53 If I were a brave fisher-lad, And thou wert Laurelei, Then would I linger here so sad Or in thy soft arms lie, If I were a brave fi...sher-lad, And thou wert Laurelei?
If I were young Adonis, love, And thou fair Venus sweet, Oh, whither would we wander, love, With winged sandals fleet, If I were young Adonis, love, And thou fair Venus sweet?
And so I've sung my song, my love, And so I've sung my lay, Oh, did it seem too long, my love, I did not hear thee say; And so I've sung my song, my love, And so I've sung my lay.
54 A RAIN-CLOUD A RAIN-CLOUD hangs above my head, Yet whither can I fly? The storm is ever gathering, And threatening in the sky.
What to read after The Snow Bride And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Hugh Verder to read onlineMoreLess
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