A Violet Wreath
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jiN a happy dream - ' While the bright stars beam I sigh in my sleep for you; And my soul takes flame While I murmur your name, And my heart beats warm and true.
And through all the night, So starry and bright.
You come with your smile and kiss; And my heart leaps high.
And I'd rather die Than wake from such raptured bliss.
But the gray dawn breaks.
And my soul awakes From this vision of joy complete; And I loath the day That steals me away From your love so full and sweet.
And if I were sure S...uch a dream would endure As inspired this tender rhyme, I'd pray for a spell.
In whose trance I'd dwell; Through the lapse of infinite time.
18 AROON.
^0 YOU remember, Nora Malone, C^ How green were the fields of County Cork': The curlew's cry and the sea's sad moan, As we turned home from the long day's work?
We loved and sang in the old, sweet days; The songs we sang were love's own tune, But your feet have strayed into far-off ways, And I dwell alone, aroon, aroon.
When will you come back, Nora Malone, Where fields are green and the sky is blue.
What to read after A Violet Wreath?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson, Edward Lancaster. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
jiN a happy dream - ' While the bright stars beam I sigh in my sleep for you; And my soul takes flame While I murmur your name, And my heart beats warm and true.
And through all the night, So starry and bright.
You come with your smile and kiss; And my heart leaps high.
And I'd rather die Than wake from such raptured bliss.
But the gray dawn breaks.
And my soul awakes From this vision of joy complete; And I loath the day That steals me away From your love so full and sweet.
And if I were sure S...uch a dream would endure As inspired this tender rhyme, I'd pray for a spell.
In whose trance I'd dwell; Through the lapse of infinite time.
18 AROON.
^0 YOU remember, Nora Malone, C^ How green were the fields of County Cork': The curlew's cry and the sea's sad moan, As we turned home from the long day's work?
We loved and sang in the old, sweet days; The songs we sang were love's own tune, But your feet have strayed into far-off ways, And I dwell alone, aroon, aroon.
When will you come back, Nora Malone, Where fields are green and the sky is blue.
What to read after A Violet Wreath?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson, Edward Lancaster. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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