Under the Palms a volume of Verse
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That may not die till I shall die, Nor would be uttered now, ROSALIND. 89 But that the magic of her eye, The sunshine of her brow, Oft haunt me in this distant isle Far, far across the foam, And grieve, yet gladden me the while, With tender thoughts of Home !
Oft Fancy hears at closing day, In groves of Southern Ind, The soft low tones, the merry lay, Of witching EOSALIND ! May every joy her home betide !
I now may thole the smart ; For well I know the winsome Bride Bears me a Sister's heart !
...9 'MA RIOtfs BIR THDA Y.
MARION'S BIRTHDAY.
| HEN summer suns have fleetly sped, And brought again your natal day, When bright blue skies shall arch overhead, And merry birds shall sing and play Among the leaves, my holiday Will cease, and I be far away !
Yet would I not my part forego That sunny morning of July : From far shall loving wishes flow : And with a birthday offering I Come now> though this poor rhyme imply Half a blithe greeting, half good-bye !
MARION S SIR THDA Y. 91 The poets sing of such as you : I may not emulate their lays ; For you would call me all untrue Were I to utter half the praise I think !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That may not die till I shall die, Nor would be uttered now, ROSALIND. 89 But that the magic of her eye, The sunshine of her brow, Oft haunt me in this distant isle Far, far across the foam, And grieve, yet gladden me the while, With tender thoughts of Home !
Oft Fancy hears at closing day, In groves of Southern Ind, The soft low tones, the merry lay, Of witching EOSALIND ! May every joy her home betide !
I now may thole the smart ; For well I know the winsome Bride Bears me a Sister's heart !
...9 'MA RIOtfs BIR THDA Y.
MARION'S BIRTHDAY.
| HEN summer suns have fleetly sped, And brought again your natal day, When bright blue skies shall arch overhead, And merry birds shall sing and play Among the leaves, my holiday Will cease, and I be far away !
Yet would I not my part forego That sunny morning of July : From far shall loving wishes flow : And with a birthday offering I Come now> though this poor rhyme imply Half a blithe greeting, half good-bye !
MARION S SIR THDA Y. 91 The poets sing of such as you : I may not emulate their lays ; For you would call me all untrue Were I to utter half the praise I think !
What to read after Under the Palms a volume of Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Steele to read onlineMoreLess
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