Voices of the Glen
Voices of the Glen
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Delights of the eye without ceasing, Lull our senses to rest with their magical calm, Their pure gentle spell ne'er releasing; And sweeter than songs sung by sirens of old.
Or sea-fairies' music delighting, Are the voices that reach us from river and wold, To new blissful pleasures inviting; Yet we listen and hear in their quiet refrain The song of the sea-fairies sung o'er again — **Who can light on so happy a shore All the world o'er, all the world o'er?" Digitized by Google O, WHERE DO YOU C...OME FROM, SUNSHINE SWEET?
P ^ ► WHERE do you come from, sunshine sweet?
For dark is the street, — Blessing my eyes with a swift rare gleam, Whose light and shadow all mingled seem Of the green of woods and the white of spray, — Yet the day is gray !
And whence do you come, O haunting rhyme?
Unmeet for the time; With your ** Sweetest eyes" and **The Old Canoe/* Till the good old faith again seems true — Life is not prose, though to duties wed; Nor the poets dead.
I am the ghost of the sunshine bom At the Glen one mom; And I, the echo of song and rhyme That, dying not with the dying time, Gives life the rhythm and color of May — Makes the day less gray.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Delights of the eye without ceasing, Lull our senses to rest with their magical calm, Their pure gentle spell ne'er releasing; And sweeter than songs sung by sirens of old.
Or sea-fairies' music delighting, Are the voices that reach us from river and wold, To new blissful pleasures inviting; Yet we listen and hear in their quiet refrain The song of the sea-fairies sung o'er again — **Who can light on so happy a shore All the world o'er, all the world o'er?" Digitized by Google O, WHERE DO YOU C...OME FROM, SUNSHINE SWEET?
P ^ ► WHERE do you come from, sunshine sweet?
For dark is the street, — Blessing my eyes with a swift rare gleam, Whose light and shadow all mingled seem Of the green of woods and the white of spray, — Yet the day is gray !
And whence do you come, O haunting rhyme?
Unmeet for the time; With your ** Sweetest eyes" and **The Old Canoe/* Till the good old faith again seems true — Life is not prose, though to duties wed; Nor the poets dead.
I am the ghost of the sunshine bom At the Glen one mom; And I, the echo of song and rhyme That, dying not with the dying time, Gives life the rhythm and color of May — Makes the day less gray.
What to read after Voices of the Glen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Henry Ellsworth Whitney to read onlineMoreLess
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