Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient And Modern;

Warner, Charles Dudley, 1829-1900, Ed

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How pampas grass swayed green in summer light.
Nay, God hears always from this swinging star.
Decani and Cantoris, South and North, Each answering other, praises pouring forth.
Anna Callendeii Brackbtt.
Digitized by V3OOQ IC Z6504 60NGS HYMNS AND LYRIC& 'TWEEN EARTH AND SKY SEEDS with wings, between earth and sky Fluttering, flying; Seeds of a lily with blood-red core Breathing of mjrrrh and of g^roflore: Where winds drop them, there must they lie Living or dying.
Some to the garden, some to th...e wall.
Fluttering, falling; Some to the river, some to earth: Those that reach the right soil get birth; None of the rest have lived at all.
Whose voice is calling? — •Here is soil for winged seeds that near.
Fluttering, fearing.
Where they shall root and bourgeon and spread.
Lacking the heart-room the song lies dead: Half is the song that reaches the ear.
Half is the hearing.* Augusta Webster.
SONG OF SUMMER From FAIR Summer droops, droop men and beasts therefore; So fair a summer look for never more: All good things vanish less than in a day, — Peace, plenty, pleasure suddenly decay.

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