Winter Reveries, And Other Bits of Verse
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Spring, too, like the autumn and winter, Must hasten, not loiter or play; For nature has only just sent her, To prepare for the summer a way.
32 ^picture (To My Sweetheart) I wish I could draw you a picture! A simple word picture, I mean. I would draw you the fairest picture That ever your eyes have seen: One of earth's fairest flowers, A woman, "God's master-piece!" As pure as the spotless lily, A gem in earth's mortal bower.
If I could I'd draw you a picture !
The one I so plainly see; I am s...ure you would like the picture, For, from flaw, it is wholly free: In yon sick-room just draw the curtain And behold what before you lies !
Convalescent, each day growing stronger, A beautiful picture! Yes? Certain.
Look now, with me on the picture!
See there, that pale, lovely face; Soft blue eyes look out from the picture And invite you nearer, apace!
A wealth of rich auburn tresses lies Around that sweet face on the pillow Forming a picture so fair, You can never forget 'neath the skies.
See those lips now, in the picture.
What to read after Winter Reveries, And Other Bits of Verse?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Spring, too, like the autumn and winter, Must hasten, not loiter or play; For nature has only just sent her, To prepare for the summer a way.
32 ^picture (To My Sweetheart) I wish I could draw you a picture! A simple word picture, I mean. I would draw you the fairest picture That ever your eyes have seen: One of earth's fairest flowers, A woman, "God's master-piece!" As pure as the spotless lily, A gem in earth's mortal bower.
If I could I'd draw you a picture !
The one I so plainly see; I am s...ure you would like the picture, For, from flaw, it is wholly free: In yon sick-room just draw the curtain And behold what before you lies !
Convalescent, each day growing stronger, A beautiful picture! Yes? Certain.
Look now, with me on the picture!
See there, that pale, lovely face; Soft blue eyes look out from the picture And invite you nearer, apace!
A wealth of rich auburn tresses lies Around that sweet face on the pillow Forming a picture so fair, You can never forget 'neath the skies.
See those lips now, in the picture.
What to read after Winter Reveries, And Other Bits of Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Albert Zimmerman to read onlineMoreLess
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