The Wooing of the Rose And Other Poems
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Once more, my mottled beauties, left and right Two well-directed shots have stopped your flight; The heart does penance, but the hand will kill. Good dog dead bird go seek dead bird, I say.
By Jove, another, and another still, Steady, my braves, there s gallant sport to-day. And so, on rapid wings, the hours go by; I little heed the moments as they fly.
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AND OTHER POEMS The covert we have beaten o er and o er Have flushed a score of birds, at least, and more.
High noon is blazing on the ...purple crest ; Call in the panting dogs, I fain would rest. The fevered land lies throbbing in the heat ; And I will seek some quiet cloister-shade, Some leafy mosque with arabesque inlaid. Tis but a step to yonder still retreat, Where screens of silken canopies invite To cool siestas in the chastened light. There are no frowning gates to bar the way; I hear no warder s challenge as I pass ; Latticed with leaves and carpeted with grass, Its sylvan doors are open to the day.
I cross the threshold of this leaf-line nest, And find myself at once a welcome guest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Once more, my mottled beauties, left and right Two well-directed shots have stopped your flight; The heart does penance, but the hand will kill. Good dog dead bird go seek dead bird, I say.
By Jove, another, and another still, Steady, my braves, there s gallant sport to-day. And so, on rapid wings, the hours go by; I little heed the moments as they fly.
142 m .
AND OTHER POEMS The covert we have beaten o er and o er Have flushed a score of birds, at least, and more.
High noon is blazing on the ...purple crest ; Call in the panting dogs, I fain would rest. The fevered land lies throbbing in the heat ; And I will seek some quiet cloister-shade, Some leafy mosque with arabesque inlaid. Tis but a step to yonder still retreat, Where screens of silken canopies invite To cool siestas in the chastened light. There are no frowning gates to bar the way; I hear no warder s challenge as I pass ; Latticed with leaves and carpeted with grass, Its sylvan doors are open to the day.
I cross the threshold of this leaf-line nest, And find myself at once a welcome guest.
What to read after The Wooing of the Rose And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucius Harwood Foote to read onlineMoreLess
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