The Voice of Flowers
The Voice of Flowers
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Ye have seen me oft, 'mid the summer day, In my woodland tome, with the breeze at play ; Catching the dews as they sparkling fell, And folding them close in each floral bell ; And teaching my buds, with a joyous ray, To lift their blue eyes to the King of Day.
But now, when the last leaf of Autumn is shed, Ye thought, no doubt, T was sere and dead : No, no ! I have baffled the Spoiler's sting, Affection's token to you to bring.
I have dared the wrath of the frosty sky, To gather you blossoms th...at cannot die.
Will ye welcome me in from my toil and care, For the blessings I breathe, and the sweets I bear?
If ye give me shelter this wintry hour, If ye make me a guest at the hearth and bower, You will never regret, I am fain to say, The Hare-Bell's visit, this Christmas-day.
104 VOICE OP FLOWERS.
EVENING FLOWER'S.
WHEtf shuts the rose at even tide, The lily folds its bell, And every bud on vale or wild, Dream in their hermit cell.
Then, neath still twilight, dim and grey, Or where the taper stands, Or meekly by the fireside ray, The flower of heart expands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ye have seen me oft, 'mid the summer day, In my woodland tome, with the breeze at play ; Catching the dews as they sparkling fell, And folding them close in each floral bell ; And teaching my buds, with a joyous ray, To lift their blue eyes to the King of Day.
But now, when the last leaf of Autumn is shed, Ye thought, no doubt, T was sere and dead : No, no ! I have baffled the Spoiler's sting, Affection's token to you to bring.
I have dared the wrath of the frosty sky, To gather you blossoms th...at cannot die.
Will ye welcome me in from my toil and care, For the blessings I breathe, and the sweets I bear?
If ye give me shelter this wintry hour, If ye make me a guest at the hearth and bower, You will never regret, I am fain to say, The Hare-Bell's visit, this Christmas-day.
104 VOICE OP FLOWERS.
EVENING FLOWER'S.
WHEtf shuts the rose at even tide, The lily folds its bell, And every bud on vale or wild, Dream in their hermit cell.
Then, neath still twilight, dim and grey, Or where the taper stands, Or meekly by the fireside ray, The flower of heart expands.
What to read after The Voice of Flowers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sigourney Lydia Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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