The Walls of Hamelin
The Walls of Hamelin
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Under gray skies in wind-whipped beds The tiger-lilies, tall and frail, Turn their backs upon a gale Of scudding cloud, and racing sea, And wind that runneth restlessly.
Ah ! love, hath all the former day Of golden glory passed away ? Of Spring across the meadows calling, Of moonlight on the orchards falling, Of rose-white blossoms on the bough *?
Though the gray rain is blowing now Upon the hill, and great gusts sweep The fields where meadow grass grew deep, Though the wind waileth ceaselessly..., That which hath been still shall be ; All that hath lived liveth ever ; All that hath loved dieth never, If once youth flamed with magic light, If once the green boughs burned to white !
#31* O light that f adeth not again ! O white boughs shining through the rain ! O beautiful the blossoms round our feet, Where love was young, and beauty once was sweet !
In the Mist Mist and the voice of a bell, As the slow tides flow ; And the shadowy, blundering, fog-bound ships of the sea Grope to and fro.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Under gray skies in wind-whipped beds The tiger-lilies, tall and frail, Turn their backs upon a gale Of scudding cloud, and racing sea, And wind that runneth restlessly.
Ah ! love, hath all the former day Of golden glory passed away ? Of Spring across the meadows calling, Of moonlight on the orchards falling, Of rose-white blossoms on the bough *?
Though the gray rain is blowing now Upon the hill, and great gusts sweep The fields where meadow grass grew deep, Though the wind waileth ceaselessly..., That which hath been still shall be ; All that hath lived liveth ever ; All that hath loved dieth never, If once youth flamed with magic light, If once the green boughs burned to white !
#31* O light that f adeth not again ! O white boughs shining through the rain ! O beautiful the blossoms round our feet, Where love was young, and beauty once was sweet !
In the Mist Mist and the voice of a bell, As the slow tides flow ; And the shadowy, blundering, fog-bound ships of the sea Grope to and fro.
What to read after The Walls of Hamelin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles W Charles William Kennedy to read onlineMoreLess
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