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Shall waken the sleepers upon the hill.
Where lieth the city all white and still.
But the mother watches a twinkling star, As the ships sail over the harbor-bar.
And she dreams, dear heart, that her darling's eyes Are the stars that brighten the evening skies.
63 Tomorrow For hopes that were wrecked on the drear isle of sorrow, Love craves not your pity, nor asks for your tears.
Leave him here with his dreams of a golden tomorrow, In the halcyon hush of the dawning that nears, — Where cares cea...se to trouble, And Life's mystic bubble Drifts peacefully out on the tide of the years.
The days that are dead were as ghosts of the fancy, And tortured the heart to its deep-thrilling core; But freed from the thrall of their dark necromancy.
Love drifts with the bubble and sings to the shore.
64 Katydid Never mortal eye hath seen sweet, elusive Katydid, But a little friend of hers lives in yonder beechen tree; And through all the summer night, till the twinkle-stars be hid, He doth pipe in strident tones of this merry maid to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shall waken the sleepers upon the hill.
Where lieth the city all white and still.
But the mother watches a twinkling star, As the ships sail over the harbor-bar.
And she dreams, dear heart, that her darling's eyes Are the stars that brighten the evening skies.
63 Tomorrow For hopes that were wrecked on the drear isle of sorrow, Love craves not your pity, nor asks for your tears.
Leave him here with his dreams of a golden tomorrow, In the halcyon hush of the dawning that nears, — Where cares cea...se to trouble, And Life's mystic bubble Drifts peacefully out on the tide of the years.
The days that are dead were as ghosts of the fancy, And tortured the heart to its deep-thrilling core; But freed from the thrall of their dark necromancy.
Love drifts with the bubble and sings to the shore.
64 Katydid Never mortal eye hath seen sweet, elusive Katydid, But a little friend of hers lives in yonder beechen tree; And through all the summer night, till the twinkle-stars be hid, He doth pipe in strident tones of this merry maid to me.
What to read after Rhymes of Robert Rexdale ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rexdale, Robert, 1859-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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