A Wreath of Songs
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One, whom the world never knew, Whose chords scarcely rippled the breeze ; 38 EPITAPH ON OEORGE HEATH.
One of the song-gifted few, Lying here 'neath the dim aspen trees, Dead! while the chant of the bees And the wild birds steal over the dew.
In the days that have summer'd and flower'd, In the years when his youth felt the stream Of the pent-up passions, and dower' d His soul with the poet's dream, And the stars shed a mystical gleam, And all Nature with love was empower'd; Did his arduous mind... pant and yearn As he paced by the moon-shadowed ways ; Did his mellowing Muse ever burn, As she whispered his handful of lays, For the meed of the popular praise, And the glorified funeral urn?
I know not his life was a thread In the woof Culture weaves hour by hour; The cowslips droop over his head, And the sun-flush broods o'er the church tower, And Spring fills the earth with its power, But the singer lies here 'mid the dead !
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*HA6cac ANexecGe tcon A^poNOON.
Gladly, gladly ye suffer fools, Seeing that ye yourselves are wise !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One, whom the world never knew, Whose chords scarcely rippled the breeze ; 38 EPITAPH ON OEORGE HEATH.
One of the song-gifted few, Lying here 'neath the dim aspen trees, Dead! while the chant of the bees And the wild birds steal over the dew.
In the days that have summer'd and flower'd, In the years when his youth felt the stream Of the pent-up passions, and dower' d His soul with the poet's dream, And the stars shed a mystical gleam, And all Nature with love was empower'd; Did his arduous mind... pant and yearn As he paced by the moon-shadowed ways ; Did his mellowing Muse ever burn, As she whispered his handful of lays, For the meed of the popular praise, And the glorified funeral urn?
I know not his life was a thread In the woof Culture weaves hour by hour; The cowslips droop over his head, And the sun-flush broods o'er the church tower, And Spring fills the earth with its power, But the singer lies here 'mid the dead !
a.
*HA6cac ANexecGe tcon A^poNOON.
Gladly, gladly ye suffer fools, Seeing that ye yourselves are wise !
What to read after A Wreath of Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cambridge Lotos Club to read onlineMoreLess
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