Words Without Music
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But my friends say that my ship was Youth, Or else it was Poesie, While some declare I sail'd in a dream, In the good ship Faerie.
Yet I know I sail'd to that witching Isle, And lived in its purple gleam ; Oft do my dreams go back to its shore Say, can I dream of a dream ?
73 Words without Music PRIMROSES.
HERE are Primroses They fell from Flora's lap, last night, And see ! they still are pale with fright, Though Zephyr, on his scented wing Scented with all the flowers of Spring Brought them do...wn to the cheated earth, Who fondly thinks she gave them birth ; A tear stood in each golden eye, At early morn, as I passed by, Poor pale Primroses.
I took them from their mossy bed, To weave a crown for thy bright head ; Flora stole them from Paradise, For thy curls ; gazing on thine eyes, Scarce will they mourn their native skies. Happy Primroses !
74 Summer AT BIARRITZ.
IN A SEA CAVE.
THIS fair day is Sunday, And this my church shall be, This wild cave of wonder Hung o'er the wilder sea.
How the strong tide rolls in, All laced with creamy white ; Never yet was preacher In such rich robing dight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But my friends say that my ship was Youth, Or else it was Poesie, While some declare I sail'd in a dream, In the good ship Faerie.
Yet I know I sail'd to that witching Isle, And lived in its purple gleam ; Oft do my dreams go back to its shore Say, can I dream of a dream ?
73 Words without Music PRIMROSES.
HERE are Primroses They fell from Flora's lap, last night, And see ! they still are pale with fright, Though Zephyr, on his scented wing Scented with all the flowers of Spring Brought them do...wn to the cheated earth, Who fondly thinks she gave them birth ; A tear stood in each golden eye, At early morn, as I passed by, Poor pale Primroses.
I took them from their mossy bed, To weave a crown for thy bright head ; Flora stole them from Paradise, For thy curls ; gazing on thine eyes, Scarce will they mourn their native skies. Happy Primroses !
74 Summer AT BIARRITZ.
IN A SEA CAVE.
THIS fair day is Sunday, And this my church shall be, This wild cave of wonder Hung o'er the wilder sea.
How the strong tide rolls in, All laced with creamy white ; Never yet was preacher In such rich robing dight.
What to read after Words Without Music?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ann Holgate Sherborn Selous to read onlineMoreLess
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