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MY LADY OP THE LIGHT CANOE IF the bent, hurrying god should say, " Go, live again thy happiest day ! " With what a glad, swift-joyous heart I'd run, and thrust the boughs apart, Stoop to the water's edge, and you, My Lady of the light canoe.
Out where the vigorous sunlight pours A flood of gold on the tumbled floors, Our paddles dip to the running wave Ah! Youth is merry! And Youth is brave, And the haven of Youth is the Isle of Charms And the wings of Youth are swift, brown arms I My Lady of t...he light canoe, Go wind and weather well with you? And do you still loose down your hair, And have you still no heavier care Than making tea and toast for two, My Lady of the light canoe?
[12] SPRING UNDER the frozen sod she lay And could not smile or weep ; But grief was with him all the day And grievous was his sleep.
Above her grave the shrunken earth Was garmented a-new; She could not see the greening birth Of grasses, edged with dew.
She could not hear the bluebirds sing Of ma tings in the wood ; But he could sense the yearning spring In every straining bud.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MY LADY OP THE LIGHT CANOE IF the bent, hurrying god should say, " Go, live again thy happiest day ! " With what a glad, swift-joyous heart I'd run, and thrust the boughs apart, Stoop to the water's edge, and you, My Lady of the light canoe.
Out where the vigorous sunlight pours A flood of gold on the tumbled floors, Our paddles dip to the running wave Ah! Youth is merry! And Youth is brave, And the haven of Youth is the Isle of Charms And the wings of Youth are swift, brown arms I My Lady of t...he light canoe, Go wind and weather well with you? And do you still loose down your hair, And have you still no heavier care Than making tea and toast for two, My Lady of the light canoe?
[12] SPRING UNDER the frozen sod she lay And could not smile or weep ; But grief was with him all the day And grievous was his sleep.
Above her grave the shrunken earth Was garmented a-new; She could not see the greening birth Of grasses, edged with dew.
She could not hear the bluebirds sing Of ma tings in the wood ; But he could sense the yearning spring In every straining bud.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carroll Aikins to read onlineMoreLess
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