Wishing Wood And Other Verses
Wishing Wood And Other Verses
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I saw a snowdrop : The robin foretold her, While days darkened o'er us, Still briefer, still colder. The bright sun climbs higher, She meets him all fearless, With no blossom nigh her, In innocence peerless.
I saw a snowdrop : Farewell, winter sadness, White bells ! ring the prelude Of full choral gladness, 28 Snowdrop Tryst Life's great tryst-hour keeping The young snowdrops glimmer Yet some must lie sleeping. Mine eyes have grown dimmer.
The Snowdrop 29 The Snowdrop HPHE missel-thrush, wild s...inger, His loud, new message tells : Beneath him, lightly swaying, Tremble my fairy bells.
We know the self-same tune : Now winter wanes, and soon Life, sunlight, joy, and June.
No mortal, tho' world-weary, May ever look on me But he discerns, remembers The child he used to be So innocent of stain, And witless of all pain, Pure, young, and glad again.
No mortal, though despairing, Who finds me at his feet But sees a flying vision, Elusive, far, and sweet A light to follow still, Redress for all life's ill, With Spring's new call and thrill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I saw a snowdrop : The robin foretold her, While days darkened o'er us, Still briefer, still colder. The bright sun climbs higher, She meets him all fearless, With no blossom nigh her, In innocence peerless.
I saw a snowdrop : Farewell, winter sadness, White bells ! ring the prelude Of full choral gladness, 28 Snowdrop Tryst Life's great tryst-hour keeping The young snowdrops glimmer Yet some must lie sleeping. Mine eyes have grown dimmer.
The Snowdrop 29 The Snowdrop HPHE missel-thrush, wild s...inger, His loud, new message tells : Beneath him, lightly swaying, Tremble my fairy bells.
We know the self-same tune : Now winter wanes, and soon Life, sunlight, joy, and June.
No mortal, tho' world-weary, May ever look on me But he discerns, remembers The child he used to be So innocent of stain, And witless of all pain, Pure, young, and glad again.
No mortal, though despairing, Who finds me at his feet But sees a flying vision, Elusive, far, and sweet A light to follow still, Redress for all life's ill, With Spring's new call and thrill.
What to read after Wishing Wood And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agnes S Falconer to read onlineMoreLess
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