Reed Voices
Reed Voices
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no, I only crave a little mothering, For I am young yet. You are kind, sir, kind To pray with me, to hold my hand, and wet My parched lips but O ! for that soft touch, When gentle fingers, light as summer dew, Smoothed back my hair, and o'er me bent the eyes, Patient and glad, that made my heaven of love. I'm tired now, sir, and I fain would sleep ; It may be I shall dream of those green hills, That ancient time-stained house, that garden fair, That smiling stream, and that angelic face Which I... shall not behold again. Farewell ! I do not fear; but I am weary now, O I very weary, sir, and I would sleep.
56 THE VEERY HARK! that liquid dewy note From the privacies remote Of moist coverts, leafly-dim, Where the veery lifts his hymn To the morning ; hour by hour, Fragrant balm from many a flower Lades those viewless argosies Bearing down each spicy breeze. Kingcups, violets, windflowers frail Watch o'erhead the white clouds sail, While the early bee's bassoon Swells and sinks like some sweet tune.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
no, I only crave a little mothering, For I am young yet. You are kind, sir, kind To pray with me, to hold my hand, and wet My parched lips but O ! for that soft touch, When gentle fingers, light as summer dew, Smoothed back my hair, and o'er me bent the eyes, Patient and glad, that made my heaven of love. I'm tired now, sir, and I fain would sleep ; It may be I shall dream of those green hills, That ancient time-stained house, that garden fair, That smiling stream, and that angelic face Which I... shall not behold again. Farewell ! I do not fear; but I am weary now, O I very weary, sir, and I would sleep.
56 THE VEERY HARK! that liquid dewy note From the privacies remote Of moist coverts, leafly-dim, Where the veery lifts his hymn To the morning ; hour by hour, Fragrant balm from many a flower Lades those viewless argosies Bearing down each spicy breeze. Kingcups, violets, windflowers frail Watch o'erhead the white clouds sail, While the early bee's bassoon Swells and sinks like some sweet tune.
What to read after Reed Voices?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kenyon, James B. (James Benjamin), 1858-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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