Poems
Poems
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IX.
Little sister, thou art pale !
Ah, I have a wandering brain, — But I lose that fever-bale.
And my thoughts grow calm again.
Lean down closer, closer still : I have words thine ear to fill.
And would kiss thee at my will X.
Dear, I heard thee in the spring, — Thee and Robert, — through the trees,- When we all went gathering Boughs of May-bloom for the bees.
Do not start so ! think instead How the sunshine overhead Seemed to trickle through the shade.
XI.
What a day it was that day !
Hills an...d vales did openly Seem to heave, and throb away At the sight of the great sky ; And the silence, as it stood In the glory's golden flood, Audibly did bud. and bud.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC Bertha in the Lane. 147 XII.
Through the winding hedgerows green How we wandered, I and you, With the bowery tops shut in, And the gates that showed the view !
How we talked there ; S B When we all went gathering boughs of May-bloom for the bees.
And so, wrapt in musings fond, Issued (past the wayside pond) On the meadow-lands beyond.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IX.
Little sister, thou art pale !
Ah, I have a wandering brain, — But I lose that fever-bale.
And my thoughts grow calm again.
Lean down closer, closer still : I have words thine ear to fill.
And would kiss thee at my will X.
Dear, I heard thee in the spring, — Thee and Robert, — through the trees,- When we all went gathering Boughs of May-bloom for the bees.
Do not start so ! think instead How the sunshine overhead Seemed to trickle through the shade.
XI.
What a day it was that day !
Hills an...d vales did openly Seem to heave, and throb away At the sight of the great sky ; And the silence, as it stood In the glory's golden flood, Audibly did bud. and bud.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC Bertha in the Lane. 147 XII.
Through the winding hedgerows green How we wandered, I and you, With the bowery tops shut in, And the gates that showed the view !
How we talked there ; S B When we all went gathering boughs of May-bloom for the bees.
And so, wrapt in musings fond, Issued (past the wayside pond) On the meadow-lands beyond.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Browning Elizabeth Barrett to read onlineMoreLess
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