Voices of the Border: Comprising Songs of the Field, Songs of the Bower, Indian Melodies, And ...
Voices of the Border: Comprising Songs of the Field, Songs of the Bower, Indian Melodies, And ...
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Since thou art fled, lanthe, Love heeds not Beauty's throne, For broken is her sceptre.
Since thou art gone.
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I LIVE for thee — 't were little worth I know, such words the world to tell, But yet the loveliest things of earth Repeat that phrase of pleasing spell.
The vesper bird, at close- of day, Who greets his mate with songs of glee, Does he not say, or seem to say, I live for thee?
I live for thee — the lute-string cries.
Thou chosen of the minstrel band, For... one alone its music sighs.
And answers not a stranger's hand.
The flower which marks the coursing sun, With constant gaze its god to see, Oh ! looks it not — thou glorious one — I live for thee?
I live for thee — bird, lute, and flower, Ah I weave again that soothing tone, And waft it on to yon far bower.
Where one ye know not sits alone.
And tell her how at even-tide.
O'er tented plain or rolling sea.
Fond accents breathe — my gentle bride — I live for thee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Since thou art fled, lanthe, Love heeds not Beauty's throne, For broken is her sceptre.
Since thou art gone.
Hosted by Google I LIVE FOR THEE.
I LIVE for thee — 't were little worth I know, such words the world to tell, But yet the loveliest things of earth Repeat that phrase of pleasing spell.
The vesper bird, at close- of day, Who greets his mate with songs of glee, Does he not say, or seem to say, I live for thee?
I live for thee — the lute-string cries.
Thou chosen of the minstrel band, For... one alone its music sighs.
And answers not a stranger's hand.
The flower which marks the coursing sun, With constant gaze its god to see, Oh ! looks it not — thou glorious one — I live for thee?
I live for thee — bird, lute, and flower, Ah I weave again that soothing tone, And waft it on to yon far bower.
Where one ye know not sits alone.
And tell her how at even-tide.
O'er tented plain or rolling sea.
Fond accents breathe — my gentle bride — I live for thee.
Hosted by Google THE DYING BETROTHED.
What to read after Voices of the Border: Comprising Songs of the Field, Songs of the Bower, Indian Melodies, And ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Washington Patten to read onlineMoreLess
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