The Troubadour And Other Poems
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What faith is this that bade them understand The winter slain in winter-stricken land ! What hope is here that carols forth in praise The coming beauty of the summer days !
And thou, within the storm, and most forlorn. Whipped by the winds and by the tempest torn. Hast thou no promise from the list'ning skies ? The birds have heard it — and the birds are wise.
58 THE PIPER ON THE HILLS A child's song There sits a piper on the hill Who pipes the livelong day, And when he pipes both loud and shri...ll, The frightened people say : ' The wind, the wind is blowing up, 'Tis rising to a gale. ' The women hurry to the shore To watch some distant sail. The wind, the wind, the ivind, the wind, Is blowing to a gale.
But when he pipes all sweet and low.
The piper on the hill, I hear the merry women go With laughter, loud and shrill : ' The wind, the wind is coming south, 'Twill blow a gentle day. ' They gather on the meadow-land.
To toss the yeUow hay. The wind, the wind, the wind, the wind, Is blowing south to-day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What faith is this that bade them understand The winter slain in winter-stricken land ! What hope is here that carols forth in praise The coming beauty of the summer days !
And thou, within the storm, and most forlorn. Whipped by the winds and by the tempest torn. Hast thou no promise from the list'ning skies ? The birds have heard it — and the birds are wise.
58 THE PIPER ON THE HILLS A child's song There sits a piper on the hill Who pipes the livelong day, And when he pipes both loud and shri...ll, The frightened people say : ' The wind, the wind is blowing up, 'Tis rising to a gale. ' The women hurry to the shore To watch some distant sail. The wind, the wind, the ivind, the wind, Is blowing to a gale.
But when he pipes all sweet and low.
The piper on the hill, I hear the merry women go With laughter, loud and shrill : ' The wind, the wind is coming south, 'Twill blow a gentle day. ' They gather on the meadow-land.
To toss the yeUow hay. The wind, the wind, the wind, the wind, Is blowing south to-day.
What to read after The Troubadour And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shorter Dora Sigerson to read onlineMoreLess
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