Songs of a Wayfarer
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So might we, heedless of the hard world's bale, Reason of Life and high Philosophy, By avarice and ambition all untainted ; And sometimes Clarice, queen of purity, With sweeter face than Giotto ever painted, Might bring her lute and chaunt the poetry Which glows in those clear eyes already sainted.
SONGS OF A WAYFARER. 107 CYIII.
THE CHILD OF NATURE.
DEAR child of Nature, in thy glance The light of summer days doth dance, To all fair things akin : No wind that blows across the plain But robs th...y heart of mortal pain, And puts a joy therein.
Men travel far and wide to learn New systems, striving to discern Fresh lights to make them wise ; They scale the lofty hills, they dive The sea, a little truth to hive : Thy wisdom nearer lies.
The tenderness of dawn, the flowers That blow about the thickset bowers, The brooks that wander free, The clouds that sail the liquid sky, Day's calm decline, night's galaxy, Are gospels unto thee.
For thee fair Flora decks the glade ; For thee the butterfly is glad ; For thee all sweet sounds meet ; And, not to lose the general share Of jy> the sunshine gilds thy hair, And gambols at thy feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So might we, heedless of the hard world's bale, Reason of Life and high Philosophy, By avarice and ambition all untainted ; And sometimes Clarice, queen of purity, With sweeter face than Giotto ever painted, Might bring her lute and chaunt the poetry Which glows in those clear eyes already sainted.
SONGS OF A WAYFARER. 107 CYIII.
THE CHILD OF NATURE.
DEAR child of Nature, in thy glance The light of summer days doth dance, To all fair things akin : No wind that blows across the plain But robs th...y heart of mortal pain, And puts a joy therein.
Men travel far and wide to learn New systems, striving to discern Fresh lights to make them wise ; They scale the lofty hills, they dive The sea, a little truth to hive : Thy wisdom nearer lies.
The tenderness of dawn, the flowers That blow about the thickset bowers, The brooks that wander free, The clouds that sail the liquid sky, Day's calm decline, night's galaxy, Are gospels unto thee.
For thee fair Flora decks the glade ; For thee the butterfly is glad ; For thee all sweet sounds meet ; And, not to lose the general share Of jy> the sunshine gilds thy hair, And gambols at thy feet.
What to read after Songs of a Wayfarer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davies William H. to read onlineMoreLess
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