Recompense; a book of Verse
Recompense; a book of Verse
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Of your sweetest potion I should like a taste.
[25] SPRING TIME A hush, a mystery o'er the earth, A sense of joy and gladness, — not of mirth.
The world is waking from her sleep; The voice of Nature's resurrection speaks.
The birds that to the south had flown, Are here. We hear their mellow tone. The air is full of perfumes rare, All Nature gives to us a share.
The flowers from out the earth so cold Now lift up their cups of gold. Violets and crocus, too, Will gladden the earth for me and you, ...While the earth, the river and the glade, Trees, birds, sun and shade All inspire us with their glow Telling this is spring, you know.
[26] THAT SOMETHING There is a little something That's in our hearts today, There is a little something That's in our hearts to stay.
It bids us, when the days be dark and drear, Forget and bravely sing of cheer; It tells of ills and fears and woe, Then sings the songs of hope we know ; Speaks of sorrows, oh, how bitter ! Then says, " Be brave, be not a quitter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of your sweetest potion I should like a taste.
[25] SPRING TIME A hush, a mystery o'er the earth, A sense of joy and gladness, — not of mirth.
The world is waking from her sleep; The voice of Nature's resurrection speaks.
The birds that to the south had flown, Are here. We hear their mellow tone. The air is full of perfumes rare, All Nature gives to us a share.
The flowers from out the earth so cold Now lift up their cups of gold. Violets and crocus, too, Will gladden the earth for me and you, ...While the earth, the river and the glade, Trees, birds, sun and shade All inspire us with their glow Telling this is spring, you know.
[26] THAT SOMETHING There is a little something That's in our hearts today, There is a little something That's in our hearts to stay.
It bids us, when the days be dark and drear, Forget and bravely sing of cheer; It tells of ills and fears and woe, Then sings the songs of hope we know ; Speaks of sorrows, oh, how bitter ! Then says, " Be brave, be not a quitter.
What to read after Recompense; a book of Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Parr Conant to read onlineMoreLess
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