Poems
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Her colours from the mast wer, e flying The storm piped shrilly ; see therft lying Broken and drifting, still but one, Both mast and pennon in the deep : Ah ! on the rocks, the careless beach, He cast them out, torn each from each, Time ! cruel sea ! that would not learn to keep.
SONG O GIN I were a nightingale Would'st thou another be ? Who all night long beneath the moon Of heav'n, should answer me?
Or gin I were the waving branch, Would'st thou a Song-bird be ? And all the day of life and lo...ve, Enraptured, sing to me ?
Or gin I were the parched grass, Would'st be the summer-shower ? And sink into my life, and bring Refreshment for thy dower ?
16 SONG 17 Or gin I were the falling rain, Would'st thou the blossom be ? And open me thy fragrant heart, That I might house in thee ?
O gin I were a damask rose, Would'st thou her perfume be ? The lovely secret of her breast, To dwell in life o' me ?
Of gin I were a waterfall, Would'st be its silver spray ? Or bordering of freshest green, Where all its rainbows play ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her colours from the mast wer, e flying The storm piped shrilly ; see therft lying Broken and drifting, still but one, Both mast and pennon in the deep : Ah ! on the rocks, the careless beach, He cast them out, torn each from each, Time ! cruel sea ! that would not learn to keep.
SONG O GIN I were a nightingale Would'st thou another be ? Who all night long beneath the moon Of heav'n, should answer me?
Or gin I were the waving branch, Would'st thou a Song-bird be ? And all the day of life and lo...ve, Enraptured, sing to me ?
Or gin I were the parched grass, Would'st be the summer-shower ? And sink into my life, and bring Refreshment for thy dower ?
16 SONG 17 Or gin I were the falling rain, Would'st thou the blossom be ? And open me thy fragrant heart, That I might house in thee ?
O gin I were a damask rose, Would'st thou her perfume be ? The lovely secret of her breast, To dwell in life o' me ?
Of gin I were a waterfall, Would'st be its silver spray ? Or bordering of freshest green, Where all its rainbows play ?
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elise Eleanor Gurney to read onlineMoreLess
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