Twilight Echoes
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The aster and the sunflower, That stood by the garden wall, Have gone with the breath of the roses To answer the frost-king s call.
And the crimson and gold of the maple Have changed to a russet brown, Since the icy sweep of the frost-king Through the heart of the drowsy town.
It caught the flowers while napping, And bound them with a spell ; It left them mute on the hillside And lifeless in the dell.
TWILIGHT ECHOES. 51 They have gone to sleep, and the fairies Will revel till summer showers Sh...all bring me back my roses, And beautiful truant flowers.
UNSEEN.
The shadow falls across the hearth We thought no cloud could darken: Our loved ones vanish in the shade The while we would not hearken.
Our hearts so loudly beat their love For those to whom we re clinging, We do not hear the whispered call, Nor heed the choral singing.
We sing our quiet sabbaths, down Close to the kirk-yard kneeling; We only hear the solemn tones From the holy organ pealing.
So close the shadow folds its wing, Beside our loved ones praying, Our eyes are dimmed, we only feel The shadow in its staying.
What to read after Twilight Echoes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emily Stuart Weed to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The aster and the sunflower, That stood by the garden wall, Have gone with the breath of the roses To answer the frost-king s call.
And the crimson and gold of the maple Have changed to a russet brown, Since the icy sweep of the frost-king Through the heart of the drowsy town.
It caught the flowers while napping, And bound them with a spell ; It left them mute on the hillside And lifeless in the dell.
TWILIGHT ECHOES. 51 They have gone to sleep, and the fairies Will revel till summer showers Sh...all bring me back my roses, And beautiful truant flowers.
UNSEEN.
The shadow falls across the hearth We thought no cloud could darken: Our loved ones vanish in the shade The while we would not hearken.
Our hearts so loudly beat their love For those to whom we re clinging, We do not hear the whispered call, Nor heed the choral singing.
We sing our quiet sabbaths, down Close to the kirk-yard kneeling; We only hear the solemn tones From the holy organ pealing.
So close the shadow folds its wing, Beside our loved ones praying, Our eyes are dimmed, we only feel The shadow in its staying.
What to read after Twilight Echoes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emily Stuart Weed to read onlineMoreLess
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