Verses
Verses
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D RIGHT in your uniform set with gold, * ' Your wings unfold, Messenger bee, And carry my sweetheart a message from me Fly far and low Till her face you know, Fairer than other flowers to see.
She will take with her fingers fair The words of love that I dare, And hide them in her breast of white.
Yes, she will read aright All my desire.
Brighter and faster than fire Carry my love to my love to-night.
34 Sajifraae.
F\ BAREST, thou art to me, the first to dare * ' The winds and rocks of April hil...lsides, where Thou to the sunshine gainest brave access. A young voice crying in the wilderness, Thou to prepare the way of spring art sent. The first lone star in all the firmament Of earth, that soon shall show its Milky Way Of thick-set blossoms, wondrous fair in May.
35 ZTfoe poplars.
O WINDS, my winds in the poplars, ye are lords of my soul to-day. I have heard your call from the tree-tops, and watching their branches sway, My spirit bends and answers, and is lost in you, even as they.
Your servants don their silver.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
D RIGHT in your uniform set with gold, * ' Your wings unfold, Messenger bee, And carry my sweetheart a message from me Fly far and low Till her face you know, Fairer than other flowers to see.
She will take with her fingers fair The words of love that I dare, And hide them in her breast of white.
Yes, she will read aright All my desire.
Brighter and faster than fire Carry my love to my love to-night.
34 Sajifraae.
F\ BAREST, thou art to me, the first to dare * ' The winds and rocks of April hil...lsides, where Thou to the sunshine gainest brave access. A young voice crying in the wilderness, Thou to prepare the way of spring art sent. The first lone star in all the firmament Of earth, that soon shall show its Milky Way Of thick-set blossoms, wondrous fair in May.
35 ZTfoe poplars.
O WINDS, my winds in the poplars, ye are lords of my soul to-day. I have heard your call from the tree-tops, and watching their branches sway, My spirit bends and answers, and is lost in you, even as they.
Your servants don their silver.
What to read after Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isabella Fiske Conant to read onlineMoreLess
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