The Lute And Lays
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my sweet guitar ! How softly sounds my sweet guitar !
My slight canoe is wafted far Before the gentle, summer breeze ; Along the shore my sweet guitar Awakes an echo 'mid the trees Faint echoes, answering to my soul As sweet as angels' voices are, 30 Or sweetest strains of oriole Awake ! fond soul of my guitar !
Chorus.
My sweet guitar ! my sweet guitar ! Awake, fond soul of my guitar !
Oh thou, whose echoing tones rejoice My spirit, worshipping afar, To thee I lift my trembling voice, For thee... I tune my sweet guitar !
For thee, sweet love, my waiting boat Drifts idly 'neath love's guiding star ; Sweet love, breathe low each answering note- Breathe softest tones, my sweet guitar !
Chorus.
My sweet guitar ! my sweet guitar ! Breathe softest tones, my sweet guitar !
A STATUETTE.
WORN and downcast, sorrow-laden, Lonely in a foreign land, Found I this pale, love-lorn maiden Prostrate in the desert sand. Why this lingering fate, we wonder ; Doth this live that man may know Love was even crushed asunder In those ages long ago ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
my sweet guitar ! How softly sounds my sweet guitar !
My slight canoe is wafted far Before the gentle, summer breeze ; Along the shore my sweet guitar Awakes an echo 'mid the trees Faint echoes, answering to my soul As sweet as angels' voices are, 30 Or sweetest strains of oriole Awake ! fond soul of my guitar !
Chorus.
My sweet guitar ! my sweet guitar ! Awake, fond soul of my guitar !
Oh thou, whose echoing tones rejoice My spirit, worshipping afar, To thee I lift my trembling voice, For thee... I tune my sweet guitar !
For thee, sweet love, my waiting boat Drifts idly 'neath love's guiding star ; Sweet love, breathe low each answering note- Breathe softest tones, my sweet guitar !
Chorus.
My sweet guitar ! my sweet guitar ! Breathe softest tones, my sweet guitar !
A STATUETTE.
WORN and downcast, sorrow-laden, Lonely in a foreign land, Found I this pale, love-lorn maiden Prostrate in the desert sand. Why this lingering fate, we wonder ; Doth this live that man may know Love was even crushed asunder In those ages long ago ?
What to read after The Lute And Lays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Stuart Welles to read onlineMoreLess
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