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The Glory Land.
(Woodlawn F. C, Paris, Texas.) SPARKS 47 FOR TENNIE.
O sweet enchantress, Poesy divine, Spirit of innocence, of childhood's early years, Come back again ; And in my Tennie's heart build me a shrine.
One which 'mid smmy smiles or dreary, shadowy tears.
Shall aye remain.
Let it be built of truth and holy love, Wrought out by faith and inlaid all with precious gems And purest gold ; With diamond spire of Plope, pointing above, Reminding her of golden harps and diadems, ' And joys u...ntold.
Yea, come once more and touch for me that heart.
For fear the present, as so oft has been the past.
Be all forgot ; Stamp there my name as by love's magic art.
And 'neath it let these words in glory-light be cast, "Forget me not." Then when the future comes with all its train Of memories of fondest hopes and brightest hours.
Once all her own ; When the fond heart would wander back again Through the dim past, and conjure up those summer flowers, Faded and gone.
48 SPARKS Or else when blasted hopes and withered joys, Like mistuned lute strings, echo through the vacant heart, Nor ever cease ; When the lone spirit spurns these earthly toys, Turns from these faded flowers, turns from the world apart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Glory Land.
(Woodlawn F. C, Paris, Texas.) SPARKS 47 FOR TENNIE.
O sweet enchantress, Poesy divine, Spirit of innocence, of childhood's early years, Come back again ; And in my Tennie's heart build me a shrine.
One which 'mid smmy smiles or dreary, shadowy tears.
Shall aye remain.
Let it be built of truth and holy love, Wrought out by faith and inlaid all with precious gems And purest gold ; With diamond spire of Plope, pointing above, Reminding her of golden harps and diadems, ' And joys u...ntold.
Yea, come once more and touch for me that heart.
For fear the present, as so oft has been the past.
Be all forgot ; Stamp there my name as by love's magic art.
And 'neath it let these words in glory-light be cast, "Forget me not." Then when the future comes with all its train Of memories of fondest hopes and brightest hours.
Once all her own ; When the fond heart would wander back again Through the dim past, and conjure up those summer flowers, Faded and gone.
48 SPARKS Or else when blasted hopes and withered joys, Like mistuned lute strings, echo through the vacant heart, Nor ever cease ; When the lone spirit spurns these earthly toys, Turns from these faded flowers, turns from the world apart.
What to read after Sparks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Witherspoon, Paul Fulton. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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