Poems of Human Progress And Other Pieces Including One Hundred And Fifteen Son
Poems of Human Progress And Other Pieces Including One Hundred And Fifteen Son
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" I said, "your cheeks how smooth and white, While all your woodsy kin are bossed and dark ! At eve, as I went singing through the park, Though Venus and Arcturus veiled their light, Your beckoning moonshafts, gleaming through the night, Drew eyes swift archery, a shining mark ! " Then spake the tree : " We, too, were dull when earth First knew us ; but when winter s shroud of snow Enwrapped us, and our brothers wailed, we laughed ! A god quick cried, O birches, Man needs mirth : For all time i...n this snowy splendor glow !
Who solves your secret, life s best wine has quaffed ! " 190 POEMS OF NATURE THE PINE-TREE [At Wissahissick Pond] pine-tree, thou art Circe of the wood !
My path thou hast entangled and betrayed ! I saw thee, and thy smile betokened aid, Thy balm seemed greater than all earthly good. Alas ! once lured beneath thy fragrant hood, Thy ruthless needles through my bosom played. Thy base enchantment now is open laid, But I am chained beyond all will and should.
1 pray thee, pine-tree, loose thy fragrant trap !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I said, "your cheeks how smooth and white, While all your woodsy kin are bossed and dark ! At eve, as I went singing through the park, Though Venus and Arcturus veiled their light, Your beckoning moonshafts, gleaming through the night, Drew eyes swift archery, a shining mark ! " Then spake the tree : " We, too, were dull when earth First knew us ; but when winter s shroud of snow Enwrapped us, and our brothers wailed, we laughed ! A god quick cried, O birches, Man needs mirth : For all time i...n this snowy splendor glow !
Who solves your secret, life s best wine has quaffed ! " 190 POEMS OF NATURE THE PINE-TREE [At Wissahissick Pond] pine-tree, thou art Circe of the wood !
My path thou hast entangled and betrayed ! I saw thee, and thy smile betokened aid, Thy balm seemed greater than all earthly good. Alas ! once lured beneath thy fragrant hood, Thy ruthless needles through my bosom played. Thy base enchantment now is open laid, But I am chained beyond all will and should.
1 pray thee, pine-tree, loose thy fragrant trap !
What to read after Poems of Human Progress And Other Pieces Including One Hundred And Fifteen Son?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James H James Harcourt West to read onlineMoreLess
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