Trumpets And Shawms
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Thus Nature's freedom was conferred on me.
The right to share in all the joy of growth.
To turn the pages of the hours, and read The sunset epics and the buds of prayer.
And yet, to speak the truth, for months I went, Calling the kingcups, buttercups, no doubt ; Till love of field and woodland grew apace.
And sight and knowledge sauntered hand in hand.
92 a;rumpcts anD Sbawms This happed last summer. Summer comes again.
Down perfumed winds there floats a gauzy clew, Which leads me on through ma...zy labyrinths Of solitude to Nature's hidden things — Unworded essences, deep felt at dusk : A state you'll understand, if you perceive How affable the scent of pansy is.
On through the varied green that clew has led, To where my mistress. Nature's self, abides.
Through summer nights, there might I sleep unscathed.
The hare would cuddle close, the fairies chime : He's one of us, he's wet with flower-dew, And 'round him floats the scent of broken fern.
July, I greet you ! Exquisite July !
From the half-grudging clanship of the birds — Allowed, I seek the gipsy fellowship ; And, as the pulsing sap puts forth the flower, So, warmed by scent and beauty, I must sing : A Song for the Land Here fancy first dwelt, and they crowned her with thyme.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus Nature's freedom was conferred on me.
The right to share in all the joy of growth.
To turn the pages of the hours, and read The sunset epics and the buds of prayer.
And yet, to speak the truth, for months I went, Calling the kingcups, buttercups, no doubt ; Till love of field and woodland grew apace.
And sight and knowledge sauntered hand in hand.
92 a;rumpcts anD Sbawms This happed last summer. Summer comes again.
Down perfumed winds there floats a gauzy clew, Which leads me on through ma...zy labyrinths Of solitude to Nature's hidden things — Unworded essences, deep felt at dusk : A state you'll understand, if you perceive How affable the scent of pansy is.
On through the varied green that clew has led, To where my mistress. Nature's self, abides.
Through summer nights, there might I sleep unscathed.
The hare would cuddle close, the fairies chime : He's one of us, he's wet with flower-dew, And 'round him floats the scent of broken fern.
July, I greet you ! Exquisite July !
From the half-grudging clanship of the birds — Allowed, I seek the gipsy fellowship ; And, as the pulsing sap puts forth the flower, So, warmed by scent and beauty, I must sing : A Song for the Land Here fancy first dwelt, and they crowned her with thyme.
What to read after Trumpets And Shawms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hay, Henry Hanby, 1849- to read onlineMoreLess
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