The Wind in the Clearing And Other Poems
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DESTINY.
To one she gave a rose and said, " See to it well it does not die," To one a bunch of poppies red, " Lo, guard them well," then bade good-bye.
The slow years came, the slow years went — A stately rose tree upward grew — To every summer flung its scent.
With every summer bloomed anew.
The slow years went, the slow years came.
Thickly before an empty shrine The poppies stood, like sprays of flame.
Like sunbeams shot through Chian wine.
He of the rose, his whole career Was like the rose, ...Fate's early dower, — 42 DESTINY 43 Success pursued him year by year, And year by year came fame and power.
He of the poppies — No one wept His end, though last of all his line, For through his life his soul had slept.
And dreamed, before an empty shrine.
COLUMBINE.
Perhaps she had sung it an hundred times, That same little song with its waltz-time catch, And its quiver and trill like the crazy chimes, On Harlequin there with his paint and patch.
But somehow to-night in its lightest part.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
DESTINY.
To one she gave a rose and said, " See to it well it does not die," To one a bunch of poppies red, " Lo, guard them well," then bade good-bye.
The slow years came, the slow years went — A stately rose tree upward grew — To every summer flung its scent.
With every summer bloomed anew.
The slow years went, the slow years came.
Thickly before an empty shrine The poppies stood, like sprays of flame.
Like sunbeams shot through Chian wine.
He of the rose, his whole career Was like the rose, ...Fate's early dower, — 42 DESTINY 43 Success pursued him year by year, And year by year came fame and power.
He of the poppies — No one wept His end, though last of all his line, For through his life his soul had slept.
And dreamed, before an empty shrine.
COLUMBINE.
Perhaps she had sung it an hundred times, That same little song with its waltz-time catch, And its quiver and trill like the crazy chimes, On Harlequin there with his paint and patch.
But somehow to-night in its lightest part.
What to read after The Wind in the Clearing And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Cameron Rogers to read onlineMoreLess
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