When Lincoln Died And Other Poems
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Oh, then how brave shall Autumn dress The maple out with gorgeousness !
And red-cheeked apples deck the green, And corn wave tall its yellow sheen.
But, bird, bethink you well, I pray, Then marches winter on his way.
Ah, winter — yes, ah yes — but still, Hark ! sweetly chimes the summer rill, And joy is here and life is strong, And love still calls upon my song.
No, Rossignol, sing not that strain, Triumphant 'spite of all the pain, — She cannot hear you, Rossignol, She does not pause and flush..., your thrall, She does not raise that slender hand And, poised, lips parted, understand What you are telling of the years, Her brown eyes soft with happy tears, She does not hear a note of all, Ah, Rossignol, ah, Rossignol!
96 THE CANADIAN ROSSIGNOL But skies are blue, and flowers bloom, And roses breathe the old perfume.
And here the murmuring of the trees In all of lovelier mysteries — And maybe now she hears thy song Pouring the summer rills along, Listens with joy that still to me Remain the summer time and thee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, then how brave shall Autumn dress The maple out with gorgeousness !
And red-cheeked apples deck the green, And corn wave tall its yellow sheen.
But, bird, bethink you well, I pray, Then marches winter on his way.
Ah, winter — yes, ah yes — but still, Hark ! sweetly chimes the summer rill, And joy is here and life is strong, And love still calls upon my song.
No, Rossignol, sing not that strain, Triumphant 'spite of all the pain, — She cannot hear you, Rossignol, She does not pause and flush..., your thrall, She does not raise that slender hand And, poised, lips parted, understand What you are telling of the years, Her brown eyes soft with happy tears, She does not hear a note of all, Ah, Rossignol, ah, Rossignol!
96 THE CANADIAN ROSSIGNOL But skies are blue, and flowers bloom, And roses breathe the old perfume.
And here the murmuring of the trees In all of lovelier mysteries — And maybe now she hears thy song Pouring the summer rills along, Listens with joy that still to me Remain the summer time and thee.
What to read after When Lincoln Died And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomson Edward William to read onlineMoreLess
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