Writers And Writings of Texas
Writers And Writings of Texas
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SONNET : TO HENRY TIMROD.
Sweet Southern Bard, thy songs are tinted shells, Cast high upon the golden sands of time, And bending low to catch their mournful rhyme, I muse on ocean caves and pearl-strewn cells.
What sad sea melody is this that wells From out their colored depths what hint of crime What muffled chords of strife in marching time Are these that o'er my spirit cast their spells?
Oh, Bard, thy well-beloved South today In beauty stands erect, and year by year Her tender love shall gro...w in strength for thee, For thou didst comfort her when skies were gray, And oh, in peace or war, unto her ear She holds thy pearly shell of poesy 1 SPRING.
With a bud in her hand, and a song in her mouth, She is come, she is here, from her home in the South, And birds fly before her, and as they sing fly And hope, like an angel of glory, draws nigh; The little blue daisies embroider the ground Wherever the print of her sandal is found, And buttercups, violets, hyacinths all, I WRITERS AND WRITINGS OF TEXAS Just bloom and bloom where her glances fall, And above and below and around and about, There steals a thrill no heart can shut out A thrill, did I say?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SONNET : TO HENRY TIMROD.
Sweet Southern Bard, thy songs are tinted shells, Cast high upon the golden sands of time, And bending low to catch their mournful rhyme, I muse on ocean caves and pearl-strewn cells.
What sad sea melody is this that wells From out their colored depths what hint of crime What muffled chords of strife in marching time Are these that o'er my spirit cast their spells?
Oh, Bard, thy well-beloved South today In beauty stands erect, and year by year Her tender love shall gro...w in strength for thee, For thou didst comfort her when skies were gray, And oh, in peace or war, unto her ear She holds thy pearly shell of poesy 1 SPRING.
With a bud in her hand, and a song in her mouth, She is come, she is here, from her home in the South, And birds fly before her, and as they sing fly And hope, like an angel of glory, draws nigh; The little blue daisies embroider the ground Wherever the print of her sandal is found, And buttercups, violets, hyacinths all, I WRITERS AND WRITINGS OF TEXAS Just bloom and bloom where her glances fall, And above and below and around and about, There steals a thrill no heart can shut out A thrill, did I say?
What to read after Writers And Writings of Texas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis Foute Eagleton to read onlineMoreLess
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