Victoria Magazine, volume 30
Victoria Magazine, volume 30
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JANTJART, 1878.
Drifted Apart.
I drop't two roses in a streamlet, And idly watched them fall, And wondered if the band that held them Would prove too frail and small To take them on through wind and weather, Linked, as they were, together.
Still, holding hands, they floated onward.
Till in a quiet pool They dropped, and waited there contented, Housed in a grotto cool ; The ferns drooped o'er them gently waving.
Ripples their petals laving.
I smiled to think they were so happy — Ah me ! too near... the edge They wander*d, and a swirling eddy Whisked them to the sedge !
They clung, they trembled — torn asunder.
Where will they now, I wonder P Digiti ized by Google l8o Drifted Apart.
And parted so, T watched them floating, Mourning severed bands ; Backwards, forward^, eddying, whirling.
Still striving to join hands.
Alas ! they could not cling together — Alas ! for wind and weather !
Drifting, helpless, parting surely, Onw^ards to the river.
Outwards to the pitiless ocean- Lost to each for ever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JANTJART, 1878.
Drifted Apart.
I drop't two roses in a streamlet, And idly watched them fall, And wondered if the band that held them Would prove too frail and small To take them on through wind and weather, Linked, as they were, together.
Still, holding hands, they floated onward.
Till in a quiet pool They dropped, and waited there contented, Housed in a grotto cool ; The ferns drooped o'er them gently waving.
Ripples their petals laving.
I smiled to think they were so happy — Ah me ! too near... the edge They wander*d, and a swirling eddy Whisked them to the sedge !
They clung, they trembled — torn asunder.
Where will they now, I wonder P Digiti ized by Google l8o Drifted Apart.
And parted so, T watched them floating, Mourning severed bands ; Backwards, forward^, eddying, whirling.
Still striving to join hands.
Alas ! they could not cling together — Alas ! for wind and weather !
Drifting, helpless, parting surely, Onw^ards to the river.
Outwards to the pitiless ocean- Lost to each for ever.
What to read after Victoria Magazine, volume 30?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emily Faithfull to read onlineMoreLess
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