Poems And Songs
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" O hope of the autumn woods ! Woe, if we recognise thee not! Woe, if in life's most harassed moods Thy solace be forgot ! They die not, they but make anew their life, Of loftier woodage, spreading broader arms, Strong with the strength to strive with greater harms, Of sterner power to win in sterner strife. The lesson of the falling leaves is tale Of hope and blessing both : We see death life when viewed behind the veil, And every season but a step in growth.
THE OLD DEAR DAYS.
Here's the prat...tle of the burn As it seeks the Clyde, Here's the waving of the fern Where the harebells hide; 90 THE OLD DEAR DA YS.
And the chequered sunshine flickers In the lownie den, And the lynn's summer under-song Fills the birchy glen, And my footsteps wander now- Through the old wood-ways, But they want the golden glamour Of the Old Dear Days.
Through the summer meadows, As of yore, I bound ; The laverock overhangs me In its heaven of sound, Pulsing through the tissues Of ear, and heart, and brain, Till its rapture languishes With the overstrain; Once I could interpret The secret of its phrase, But it's lost the mystic meaning Of the Old Dear Days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" O hope of the autumn woods ! Woe, if we recognise thee not! Woe, if in life's most harassed moods Thy solace be forgot ! They die not, they but make anew their life, Of loftier woodage, spreading broader arms, Strong with the strength to strive with greater harms, Of sterner power to win in sterner strife. The lesson of the falling leaves is tale Of hope and blessing both : We see death life when viewed behind the veil, And every season but a step in growth.
THE OLD DEAR DAYS.
Here's the prat...tle of the burn As it seeks the Clyde, Here's the waving of the fern Where the harebells hide; 90 THE OLD DEAR DA YS.
And the chequered sunshine flickers In the lownie den, And the lynn's summer under-song Fills the birchy glen, And my footsteps wander now- Through the old wood-ways, But they want the golden glamour Of the Old Dear Days.
Through the summer meadows, As of yore, I bound ; The laverock overhangs me In its heaven of sound, Pulsing through the tissues Of ear, and heart, and brain, Till its rapture languishes With the overstrain; Once I could interpret The secret of its phrase, But it's lost the mystic meaning Of the Old Dear Days.
What to read after Poems And Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Black Cameron to read onlineMoreLess
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