Washington And Other Sonnets
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To while away a Lincoln Day once more ! Again to dwell in mem'ry of the past : And then to taste its nectar, while 'twould last, As honey-bees the rose e'en to its core !
To dip and sip : to sip and dip its store Of precious product dissipative fast : [E'er victim of the frost or wintry blast] And waft to some Elysian, mystic shore !
To while away a Lincoln Day again : To mingle with the ghosts of master-mind ; And patriotic hearts which pulsed in pain, When Christ's bright standard fell so far... behind ; And made man's real purpose here too plain, Too evident, ah me, too sadly blind !
A SUMMER DAY.
Now chant we gratitude to all the gods : In rhythmic measure, too, our thanks pour forth : And inward, turn to love's undoubted worth ; Equating ends, with product of Earth's odds, To study smaller thoughts of herbs and pods. A newer brighter sun is now gi'en birth ; And doubtless, too, the blessings crowning Earth Divine its yields from mellow soils and sods.
Dissolving, let us fuse in summery heat ; And deem it opportunity well sought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To while away a Lincoln Day once more ! Again to dwell in mem'ry of the past : And then to taste its nectar, while 'twould last, As honey-bees the rose e'en to its core !
To dip and sip : to sip and dip its store Of precious product dissipative fast : [E'er victim of the frost or wintry blast] And waft to some Elysian, mystic shore !
To while away a Lincoln Day again : To mingle with the ghosts of master-mind ; And patriotic hearts which pulsed in pain, When Christ's bright standard fell so far... behind ; And made man's real purpose here too plain, Too evident, ah me, too sadly blind !
A SUMMER DAY.
Now chant we gratitude to all the gods : In rhythmic measure, too, our thanks pour forth : And inward, turn to love's undoubted worth ; Equating ends, with product of Earth's odds, To study smaller thoughts of herbs and pods. A newer brighter sun is now gi'en birth ; And doubtless, too, the blessings crowning Earth Divine its yields from mellow soils and sods.
Dissolving, let us fuse in summery heat ; And deem it opportunity well sought.
What to read after Washington And Other Sonnets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Albert Aldrich to read onlineMoreLess
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