Poetry of the Year Passages From the Poets Descriptive of the Seasons
Poetry of the Year Passages From the Poets Descriptive of the Seasons
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The lily of the vale, of flowers the queen, Puts on the robe she neither sewed nor spun : The birds on ground, or on the branches green, Hop to and fro, and glitter in the sun.
Soon as o'er eastern hills the morning peers, From her low nest the tufted lark upsprings ; And cheerful singing, up the air she steers ; Still high she mounts, still loud and sweet she sings.
On the green furze, clothed o'er with golden blooms, That fill the air with fragrance all around, EFFECTS OE SPRING. 53 The linne...t sits, and tricks his glossy plumes, While o'er the wild his broken- notes resound.
While the sun journey's down the western sky, Along the greensward, marked with Roman mound, Beneath the blithesome shepherd's watchful eye, The cheerful lambkins dance and frisk around.
Now is the time for those who wisdom love, Who love to walk in virtue's flowery road, Along the lovely paths of spring to rove, And follow Nature up to Nature's God.
BRUOB.
EFFECTS OF SPRING.
THE great Sun, Scattering the clouds with a resistless smile, Came forth to do thee homage ; a sweet hymn Was by the low winds chanted in the sky ; And when thy feet descended on the earth, Scarce could they move amid the clustering flowers 54 EFFECTS OF SPRING.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The lily of the vale, of flowers the queen, Puts on the robe she neither sewed nor spun : The birds on ground, or on the branches green, Hop to and fro, and glitter in the sun.
Soon as o'er eastern hills the morning peers, From her low nest the tufted lark upsprings ; And cheerful singing, up the air she steers ; Still high she mounts, still loud and sweet she sings.
On the green furze, clothed o'er with golden blooms, That fill the air with fragrance all around, EFFECTS OE SPRING. 53 The linne...t sits, and tricks his glossy plumes, While o'er the wild his broken- notes resound.
While the sun journey's down the western sky, Along the greensward, marked with Roman mound, Beneath the blithesome shepherd's watchful eye, The cheerful lambkins dance and frisk around.
Now is the time for those who wisdom love, Who love to walk in virtue's flowery road, Along the lovely paths of spring to rove, And follow Nature up to Nature's God.
BRUOB.
EFFECTS OF SPRING.
THE great Sun, Scattering the clouds with a resistless smile, Came forth to do thee homage ; a sweet hymn Was by the low winds chanted in the sky ; And when thy feet descended on the earth, Scarce could they move amid the clustering flowers 54 EFFECTS OF SPRING.
What to read after Poetry of the Year Passages From the Poets Descriptive of the Seasons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Florence Fenwick Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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