The Wine of May And Other Lyrics
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As one who at his harpsichord doth pine With aching head and faint and sick at heart, With weary fingers stumbling in their part, Until the notes seem tangled line with line, And sudden hears, like thunders from the brine, The organ roll of Handel or Mozart Till rapture strikes him dumb and teardrops start, So on me burst thy lines, O bard divine !
And I had thought to sing. I oft had tried, With many a jarring note and tangled chord, To voice a melody that would not come. Yet had I not despair...ed : but I have cried, " Have hope, work on, and time will bring reward ; " But thy deep organ peal has made me dumb.
December, 1889.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As one who at his harpsichord doth pine With aching head and faint and sick at heart, With weary fingers stumbling in their part, Until the notes seem tangled line with line, And sudden hears, like thunders from the brine, The organ roll of Handel or Mozart Till rapture strikes him dumb and teardrops start, So on me burst thy lines, O bard divine !
And I had thought to sing. I oft had tried, With many a jarring note and tangled chord, To voice a melody that would not come. Yet had I not despair...ed : but I have cried, " Have hope, work on, and time will bring reward ; " But thy deep organ peal has made me dumb.
December, 1889.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fred Lewis Pattee to read onlineMoreLess
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