Songs And Sonnets
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Answer me, dear love, to-day While I fold your hands in mine Closer still, as warm sunshine Woos the precious buds of May!
26 9P- .. ;'' STAR ISLAND AND THE "OCEANIC" FROM APPLEDORE SONG A STORM is gathering in the air, The gulls fly high in circles wide, Deep murmurs usher in the tide Foaming o'er rocks all brown and bare.
These precious Isles are anchored fast, Storm-swept by many a northeast gale That rends the bolt rope from the sail, And breaks in twain the groaning mast!
O love, my heart ...is like the sea, Surging with every gale that blows, Longing for winds that bring the rose, The happy summer-time and thee.
28 THE OLD CHURCH ON STAR ISLAND SONG AT last the warmer sunbeams reach Our far-off, storm-swept coast of Maine, With colors for the flowering peach, And beauty to the woods again.
This rapture in the sparrow's song A golden thought of summer brings, Of love and hope, as days grow long, Woven with the sweet whir of wings !
Robins are piping in the hedge, Roses their darling buds unfold, And splendid, at my garden's edge, The yellow jonquils spill their gold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Answer me, dear love, to-day While I fold your hands in mine Closer still, as warm sunshine Woos the precious buds of May!
26 9P- .. ;'' STAR ISLAND AND THE "OCEANIC" FROM APPLEDORE SONG A STORM is gathering in the air, The gulls fly high in circles wide, Deep murmurs usher in the tide Foaming o'er rocks all brown and bare.
These precious Isles are anchored fast, Storm-swept by many a northeast gale That rends the bolt rope from the sail, And breaks in twain the groaning mast!
O love, my heart ...is like the sea, Surging with every gale that blows, Longing for winds that bring the rose, The happy summer-time and thee.
28 THE OLD CHURCH ON STAR ISLAND SONG AT last the warmer sunbeams reach Our far-off, storm-swept coast of Maine, With colors for the flowering peach, And beauty to the woods again.
This rapture in the sparrow's song A golden thought of summer brings, Of love and hope, as days grow long, Woven with the sweet whir of wings !
Robins are piping in the hedge, Roses their darling buds unfold, And splendid, at my garden's edge, The yellow jonquils spill their gold.
What to read after Songs And Sonnets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oscar Laighton to read onlineMoreLess
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