Mabel Gray And Other Poems
Mabel Gray And Other Poems
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Lest the listening trees around us Might from her the secret know.
*' It is she who wandered with you On that eve to this ravine ; She whose eyes with yours so fondly Rested on the treasured scene ; " She who with you watched the streamlet, With you at the ruin bent, With you sat upon the boulders.
That to all the charm has lent." A BOX OF FLOWERS, 91 Then we slow retraced our footsteps, But the sun in beauty shone ; All the way seemed smooth before me, And I found my burdens gone.
©n IReceivin...g a Xong-promiseb 3Boj of 3flower6* This box of newly bursting blooms For long delay will make amends, Their fragrance sweet that all perfumes Is like the heart of her that sends.
These verdant vines, that tendrils fling And clasp the tinted blooms around, Are like her heart, that close will cling Where aught that's pure and fair is found.
And every tint that lightly warms Or flushes golden cup with flame.
Is emblem of a heart that charms And sheds a brightness just the same.
(Question anb Hnswer, You ask if I, when youth has turned to age, Can love you still though youthful bloom be gone ; If I, when morn is past and evening near, Can love the darkening evening as the dawn ; If I shall ruthless spurn the drooping stem When buds of spring and summer flowers rare And autumn's golden fruits have been and gone, And winter finds it beauty- robbed and bare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lest the listening trees around us Might from her the secret know.
*' It is she who wandered with you On that eve to this ravine ; She whose eyes with yours so fondly Rested on the treasured scene ; " She who with you watched the streamlet, With you at the ruin bent, With you sat upon the boulders.
That to all the charm has lent." A BOX OF FLOWERS, 91 Then we slow retraced our footsteps, But the sun in beauty shone ; All the way seemed smooth before me, And I found my burdens gone.
©n IReceivin...g a Xong-promiseb 3Boj of 3flower6* This box of newly bursting blooms For long delay will make amends, Their fragrance sweet that all perfumes Is like the heart of her that sends.
These verdant vines, that tendrils fling And clasp the tinted blooms around, Are like her heart, that close will cling Where aught that's pure and fair is found.
And every tint that lightly warms Or flushes golden cup with flame.
Is emblem of a heart that charms And sheds a brightness just the same.
(Question anb Hnswer, You ask if I, when youth has turned to age, Can love you still though youthful bloom be gone ; If I, when morn is past and evening near, Can love the darkening evening as the dawn ; If I shall ruthless spurn the drooping stem When buds of spring and summer flowers rare And autumn's golden fruits have been and gone, And winter finds it beauty- robbed and bare.
What to read after Mabel Gray And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, Lyman C. (Lyman Cyrus), 1850-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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