The Voice of the Garden
The Voice of the Garden
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We do not need to speak for that universal favourite the rose ! As a flower is the BROTHERHOOD 63 finest stroke of creation, so the rose is the happiest hit among flowers ! Yet, in the feast of ever-bloom- ing roses, and of double roses, we are in danger of being perverted from a love of simplicity, as mani- fested in the wild, single rose. When a man can look upon the simple, wild rose and feel no pleasure, his taste has been corrupted.
HENBY WAED BEECHEB.
BROTHERHOOD KNEW not the Sun, sweet V...iolet, The while he gleaned the snow, That thou in darkness sepulchred, Wast slumbering below ?
Or spun a splendour of surprise Around him to behold thee rise ?
Saw not the Star, sweet Violet, What time a drop of dew Let fall his image from the sky Into thy deeper blue ? Nor waxed he tremulous and dim When rival Dawn supplanted him ?
And dreamest thou, sweet Violet, That I, the vanished Star, The Dewdrop, and the morning Sun, Thy closest kinsmen are So near that, waking or asleep, We each and all thine image keep ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We do not need to speak for that universal favourite the rose ! As a flower is the BROTHERHOOD 63 finest stroke of creation, so the rose is the happiest hit among flowers ! Yet, in the feast of ever-bloom- ing roses, and of double roses, we are in danger of being perverted from a love of simplicity, as mani- fested in the wild, single rose. When a man can look upon the simple, wild rose and feel no pleasure, his taste has been corrupted.
HENBY WAED BEECHEB.
BROTHERHOOD KNEW not the Sun, sweet V...iolet, The while he gleaned the snow, That thou in darkness sepulchred, Wast slumbering below ?
Or spun a splendour of surprise Around him to behold thee rise ?
Saw not the Star, sweet Violet, What time a drop of dew Let fall his image from the sky Into thy deeper blue ? Nor waxed he tremulous and dim When rival Dawn supplanted him ?
And dreamest thou, sweet Violet, That I, the vanished Star, The Dewdrop, and the morning Sun, Thy closest kinsmen are So near that, waking or asleep, We each and all thine image keep ?
What to read after The Voice of the Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucy Bikl to read onlineMoreLess
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