"under Green Leaves." a book of Rural Poems
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Here's a bank with rich cowslips and cuckoo- buds strewn, To exalt your bright looks, gentle Queen of the May !
Here's a cushion of moss for your delicate shoon, And a woodbine to weave you a canopy gay.
Here's a garland of red maiden-roses for you — Such a delicate wreath is for beauty alone ; Here's a golden king-cup, brimming over with dew.
To be kissed by a lip just as sweet as its own.
Here are bracelets of pearl from the fount in the dale, That the nymph of the wave on your wrists doth be...- stow ; Here's a lily-wrought scarf your sweet blushes to hide.
Or to lie on that bosom, like snow upon snow.
Here's a myrtle enwreathed with a jessamine band.
To express the fond twining of beauty and youth ; Take this emblem of love in thy exquisite hand, And do thou sway the evergreen sceptre of Truth.
*''*ff/A:;«?^4f SONG. 23 Then around you we'll dance, and around you we'll sing- To soft pipe and sweet tabor we'll foot it away ; And the hills, and the dales, and the forests shall ring, While we hail you our lovely young Queen of the May.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here's a bank with rich cowslips and cuckoo- buds strewn, To exalt your bright looks, gentle Queen of the May !
Here's a cushion of moss for your delicate shoon, And a woodbine to weave you a canopy gay.
Here's a garland of red maiden-roses for you — Such a delicate wreath is for beauty alone ; Here's a golden king-cup, brimming over with dew.
To be kissed by a lip just as sweet as its own.
Here are bracelets of pearl from the fount in the dale, That the nymph of the wave on your wrists doth be...- stow ; Here's a lily-wrought scarf your sweet blushes to hide.
Or to lie on that bosom, like snow upon snow.
Here's a myrtle enwreathed with a jessamine band.
To express the fond twining of beauty and youth ; Take this emblem of love in thy exquisite hand, And do thou sway the evergreen sceptre of Truth.
*''*ff/A:;«?^4f SONG. 23 Then around you we'll dance, and around you we'll sing- To soft pipe and sweet tabor we'll foot it away ; And the hills, and the dales, and the forests shall ring, While we hail you our lovely young Queen of the May.
What to read after "under Green Leaves." a book of Rural Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stoddard Richard Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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