Wild Flower Sonnets
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. October . . .
29 Common Everlasting (Antennaria) .
. . October . . .
3 VVitch-Hazel (Hamamelis) ....
. . November . .
3i Beach-Grass . . .
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34 35 ILLUSTRATIONS.
PAGE MARCH Frontispiece COREMA II BLOODROOT, 13 BEACH-PLUM . 15 MOUNTAIN-LAUREL 17 CACTUS . 19 CLEMATIS . 21 SABBATIA 24 GOLDEN-ROD 26 CLOSED GENTIAN 29 BEACH-GRASS 32 FERNS 33 TOKENS 35 BROOM-CROWBERRY. (COREMA. ) '"THE winds have breathed it to the waiting pines, The pines have whis...pered it to dale and moor, The sea has sung it to the listening shore : No tiny twig, no rootlet but divines The coming of the Spring. In air, in earth What wonders now are wrought ! Had we the ear What rapturous rehearsal mighfwe hear Of Nature's symphony of growth and birth ! But soon the joy, no more to be suppressed, Will burst in bloom, a floral melody, Set to the music of the April rain ; And thou, Corema, Springtime's welcome guest, First note of color in the harmony, Wilt fleck with crimson all the cold, gray plain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. October . . .
29 Common Everlasting (Antennaria) .
. . October . . .
3 VVitch-Hazel (Hamamelis) ....
. . November . .
3i Beach-Grass . . .
ar z Ferns DC 3 Z Asleep 33 Tokens . . February . .
34 35 ILLUSTRATIONS.
PAGE MARCH Frontispiece COREMA II BLOODROOT, 13 BEACH-PLUM . 15 MOUNTAIN-LAUREL 17 CACTUS . 19 CLEMATIS . 21 SABBATIA 24 GOLDEN-ROD 26 CLOSED GENTIAN 29 BEACH-GRASS 32 FERNS 33 TOKENS 35 BROOM-CROWBERRY. (COREMA. ) '"THE winds have breathed it to the waiting pines, The pines have whis...pered it to dale and moor, The sea has sung it to the listening shore : No tiny twig, no rootlet but divines The coming of the Spring. In air, in earth What wonders now are wrought ! Had we the ear What rapturous rehearsal mighfwe hear Of Nature's symphony of growth and birth ! But soon the joy, no more to be suppressed, Will burst in bloom, a floral melody, Set to the music of the April rain ; And thou, Corema, Springtime's welcome guest, First note of color in the harmony, Wilt fleck with crimson all the cold, gray plain.
What to read after Wild Flower Sonnets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emily Shaw Forman to read onlineMoreLess
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