Living English Poets Mdcccxciii
Living English Poets Mdcccxciii
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" I ii4 LIVING ENGLISH POETS Then Cuckoo ! Cuck ! Cuck ! Cuck-oo ! " he called, And he laughed and he chuckled cheerly ; " Your hearts they run dry and your heads grow bald, But I come back with April yearly.
" I come in the month that is sweet, so sweet, Though its sweetness be frail and fickle, In the season when shower and sunshine meet, And you reck not of Autumn's sickle.
" I flout at the April loves of men And the kisses of trustful maidens ; And then I call ' Cuckoo ! ' again, again, Wit...h a jeering and jocund cadence.
" When the hawthorn blows and the yaffel mates, I sing and am silent never ; Just as love of itself in the May-time prates, As though it will last for ever !
" And in June, ere I go, I double the note, As I flit from cover to cover : Are not vows, at the last, repeated by rote By fading and fleeting lover ? " A tear trickled down my true love's cheek At the words of the mocking rover ; ALFRED AUSTIN 115 She clung to my side, but she did not speak, And I kissed her over and over.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I ii4 LIVING ENGLISH POETS Then Cuckoo ! Cuck ! Cuck ! Cuck-oo ! " he called, And he laughed and he chuckled cheerly ; " Your hearts they run dry and your heads grow bald, But I come back with April yearly.
" I come in the month that is sweet, so sweet, Though its sweetness be frail and fickle, In the season when shower and sunshine meet, And you reck not of Autumn's sickle.
" I flout at the April loves of men And the kisses of trustful maidens ; And then I call ' Cuckoo ! ' again, again, Wit...h a jeering and jocund cadence.
" When the hawthorn blows and the yaffel mates, I sing and am silent never ; Just as love of itself in the May-time prates, As though it will last for ever !
" And in June, ere I go, I double the note, As I flit from cover to cover : Are not vows, at the last, repeated by rote By fading and fleeting lover ? " A tear trickled down my true love's cheek At the words of the mocking rover ; ALFRED AUSTIN 115 She clung to my side, but she did not speak, And I kissed her over and over.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kohler Collection of British Poetry to read onlineMoreLess
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