Lilies And Violets for Easter Day
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SOME VIOLETS.
Dear friend, I give thee violets ; And for my fee, The fragrant secret of thy life Disclose to me.
For through it, like a guiding thread, I scent the rue ; And faintly track the odorous feet Of heart's-ease too.
Reach down on patient cords to me Thy brimming cup Of wise, sweet thoughts, that I may drink, And thus toil up To where thou art, so meekly high, So far away.
I can but kiss my eager hands To thee to-day.
7 Or, if I may not reach so high, Then be it so ; If I may sit besid...e thy feet, 'Twill not be low.
And, listening soft, my soul may catch.
In some far sense.
The tuneful impulse of a life Serene, intense.
Ah, me ! I do but spoil my work With clumsy phrase ; And mar, with my uncultured speech, Where I would praise.
So I will lay my heart's-ease down At thy kind feet ; Regretting sore their broken stems, Their vanished sweet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SOME VIOLETS.
Dear friend, I give thee violets ; And for my fee, The fragrant secret of thy life Disclose to me.
For through it, like a guiding thread, I scent the rue ; And faintly track the odorous feet Of heart's-ease too.
Reach down on patient cords to me Thy brimming cup Of wise, sweet thoughts, that I may drink, And thus toil up To where thou art, so meekly high, So far away.
I can but kiss my eager hands To thee to-day.
7 Or, if I may not reach so high, Then be it so ; If I may sit besid...e thy feet, 'Twill not be low.
And, listening soft, my soul may catch.
In some far sense.
The tuneful impulse of a life Serene, intense.
Ah, me ! I do but spoil my work With clumsy phrase ; And mar, with my uncultured speech, Where I would praise.
So I will lay my heart's-ease down At thy kind feet ; Regretting sore their broken stems, Their vanished sweet.
What to read after Lilies And Violets for Easter Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, May Riley, 1842?-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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