A Womans Poems
A Womans Poems
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"I love you, " he temlcrly whisper'd; " I love you, " she answer'd as low : Ami tin- music grew sweeter and sweeter, Because it had listen'd, I know.
M TWO BLUSH-ROSES.
But she look'd at the rose in the summer, And said, with a tremulous tear, " The love that now beats in my bosom Will bloom in a blush-rose next year. " A blush-rose lay in the summer ; There were golden lights in the sky, And a woman saw the blossom As she stood with her lover nigh.
The band in the flowering distance Play'd the... dreamy Italian air, Like a memory changed to music, And it drifted everywhere.
" I love you, " he tenderly whisper'd ; " I love you, " she timidly said : And the music grew sadder and sadder, And the blush-rose before them dropp'd dead.
Then he knew that the music remember'd, And knew the love that had beat Last year in her beautiful bosom Lay dead in the rose at his feet.
65 OF A PARTING.
r. \i>Ki: a calm of stars, my own, Under a drooping crescent light, You go, while fairy sounds are blown Out of the dreams of winds, my own You go across the night ; But on some far-off strand of sunrise Our hearts meet in a radiant bli^s, Xot damp, like this !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I love you, " he temlcrly whisper'd; " I love you, " she answer'd as low : Ami tin- music grew sweeter and sweeter, Because it had listen'd, I know.
M TWO BLUSH-ROSES.
But she look'd at the rose in the summer, And said, with a tremulous tear, " The love that now beats in my bosom Will bloom in a blush-rose next year. " A blush-rose lay in the summer ; There were golden lights in the sky, And a woman saw the blossom As she stood with her lover nigh.
The band in the flowering distance Play'd the... dreamy Italian air, Like a memory changed to music, And it drifted everywhere.
" I love you, " he tenderly whisper'd ; " I love you, " she timidly said : And the music grew sadder and sadder, And the blush-rose before them dropp'd dead.
Then he knew that the music remember'd, And knew the love that had beat Last year in her beautiful bosom Lay dead in the rose at his feet.
65 OF A PARTING.
r. \i>Ki: a calm of stars, my own, Under a drooping crescent light, You go, while fairy sounds are blown Out of the dreams of winds, my own You go across the night ; But on some far-off strand of sunrise Our hearts meet in a radiant bli^s, Xot damp, like this !
What to read after A Womans Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Morgan Bryan Platt to read onlineMoreLess
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