Under the Pipal
Under the Pipal
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As the ice that numbs the rill ! " Fools ! I've seen the queenly snow Melt, and greet the summer glow, 70 Love s Seasons.
When, with stroke of fiery string, Music spreads her heavenward wing Hark ! the ruder chords among, Hark — I hear her skylark's song Quivering lip and kindling eye Wake the slumbrous minstrelsy ; Fade the wants of grosser ways, Meaner cares and darker days.
Till my harp I fain would bring, Sit me down beside and sing !
Love's Seasons, I.
IN the fresh life of the ages, lay a ...child-god newly born, Lily-cradled, at the rosy gateways of the virgin dawn ; Swathed in dewy bands of morning, as the red rays flushed the wold. Swung the orange hangings o'er him of a kingly marigold.
Loves Seasons. 71 As the first shafts, light bestowing, shot from Phoebus' quivering string, Down his golden pathways hurried youths and maidens following ; Came the elfins from the oak-glooms, came the fays from field and grove ; Came they to the fair babe's christening ; so the babe was christened Love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As the ice that numbs the rill ! " Fools ! I've seen the queenly snow Melt, and greet the summer glow, 70 Love s Seasons.
When, with stroke of fiery string, Music spreads her heavenward wing Hark ! the ruder chords among, Hark — I hear her skylark's song Quivering lip and kindling eye Wake the slumbrous minstrelsy ; Fade the wants of grosser ways, Meaner cares and darker days.
Till my harp I fain would bring, Sit me down beside and sing !
Love's Seasons, I.
IN the fresh life of the ages, lay a ...child-god newly born, Lily-cradled, at the rosy gateways of the virgin dawn ; Swathed in dewy bands of morning, as the red rays flushed the wold. Swung the orange hangings o'er him of a kingly marigold.
Loves Seasons. 71 As the first shafts, light bestowing, shot from Phoebus' quivering string, Down his golden pathways hurried youths and maidens following ; Came the elfins from the oak-glooms, came the fays from field and grove ; Came they to the fair babe's christening ; so the babe was christened Love.
What to read after Under the Pipal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Townley Dowding to read onlineMoreLess
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