Victorian Songs
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Bend down your glittering urns Ere yet the dawn returns, And star with dew the lawn her feet shall tread; Upon the air rain balm; Bid all the woods be calm; Ambrosial dreams with healthful slumbers wed. That so the Maiden may With smiles your care repay When from her couch she lifts her golden head; Waking with earliest birds, Ere yet the misty herds Leave warm 'mid the grey grass their dusky bed.
[Decoration] _SONG. _ Seek not the tree of silkiest bark And balmiest bud, To carv...e her name--while yet 't is dark-- Upon the wood! The world is full of noble tasks And wreaths hard-won: Each work demands strong hearts, strong hands, Till day is done.
Sing not that violet-vein
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
II.
Bend down your glittering urns Ere yet the dawn returns, And star with dew the lawn her feet shall tread; Upon the air rain balm; Bid all the woods be calm; Ambrosial dreams with healthful slumbers wed. That so the Maiden may With smiles your care repay When from her couch she lifts her golden head; Waking with earliest birds, Ere yet the misty herds Leave warm 'mid the grey grass their dusky bed.
[Decoration] _SONG. _ Seek not the tree of silkiest bark And balmiest bud, To carv...e her name--while yet 't is dark-- Upon the wood! The world is full of noble tasks And wreaths hard-won: Each work demands strong hearts, strong hands, Till day is done.
Sing not that violet-vein
What to read after Victorian Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garrett Edmund Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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