Poems
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In the darkness gaze unseeing Those who reach the farther shore; Glance seeks glance in wistful gazing, Blured forms, and then no more.
In the silence, ever twinkling, Beckon cities, that would seem In the distance quickly dimming Were the phantoms of a dream.
Twilight beauty; silent passing; Answering voices in the night, Gentle splash of water rushing, Then the boat has passed from sight.
— — — — ■-* 1Is0C 0cuentevn Spring I found a flower cup in a meadow; A thousand dew drops glittered round...; A host of birds from leaf and shadow, As sunbeams, flitted to the ground.
Then suddenly the flower cup opened, The happy birds began to sing, The sun rose up in golden splendor, And then I knew — I knew — 'twas spring!
§>ummtt Away, away on the wings of the robin, Away to the summerland calling afar; O the joy, the joy that abounds in just living, Hear the song of the thrush as he calls from his bower.
Awake, awake! it's the noontide of pleasure, Ah! gladness is fleeting, O drink to your fill; Arise, arise!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the darkness gaze unseeing Those who reach the farther shore; Glance seeks glance in wistful gazing, Blured forms, and then no more.
In the silence, ever twinkling, Beckon cities, that would seem In the distance quickly dimming Were the phantoms of a dream.
Twilight beauty; silent passing; Answering voices in the night, Gentle splash of water rushing, Then the boat has passed from sight.
— — — — ■-* 1Is0C 0cuentevn Spring I found a flower cup in a meadow; A thousand dew drops glittered round...; A host of birds from leaf and shadow, As sunbeams, flitted to the ground.
Then suddenly the flower cup opened, The happy birds began to sing, The sun rose up in golden splendor, And then I knew — I knew — 'twas spring!
§>ummtt Away, away on the wings of the robin, Away to the summerland calling afar; O the joy, the joy that abounds in just living, Hear the song of the thrush as he calls from his bower.
Awake, awake! it's the noontide of pleasure, Ah! gladness is fleeting, O drink to your fill; Arise, arise!
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Browning, Eunice to read onlineMoreLess
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