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Songs Ysame
Songs Ysame
Songs Ysame
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"Songs Ysame" by Albion Fellows Bacon, Annie F. Johnston. Published by Good Press. Good Press publishes a wide range of titles that encompasses every genre. From well-known classics & literary fiction and non-fiction to forgotten−or yet undiscovered gems−of world literature, we issue the books that need to be read. Each Good Press edition has been meticulously edited and formatted to boost readability for all e-readers and devices. Our goal is to produce eBooks that are user-friendly and accessible to everyone in a high-quality digital format.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherGood Press
Release dateDec 12, 2019
ISBN4064066205737
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    Songs Ysame - Albion Fellows Bacon

    Albion Fellows Bacon, Annie F. Johnston

    Songs Ysame

    Published by Good Press, 2022

    goodpress@okpublishing.info

    EAN 4064066205737

    Table of Contents

    PART I.

    SONGS YSAME

    The Lighting of the Candles.

    At Early Candle-Lighting.

    Bob White.

    Grandfather.

    The Old Church.

    An Old-Time Pedagogue.

    Her Title-Deeds.

    INTERLUDES.

    Voices of the Old, Old Days.

    Silent Keys.

    PART II.

    Retrospection.

    Echoes From Erin.

    An Alpine Valley.

    Through an Amber Pane.

    At a Tenement Window.

    A Song.

    Eclipse.

    In the Dark.

    Felipa, Wife of Columbus.

    'Twixt Creek and Bay.

    When Youth is Gone.

    The Fickle Heart.

    Banditti.

    The Silent Brotherhood.

    Spendthrift.

    Lost.

    The Robber.

    My Carol.

    Carol.

    In This Cradle Life of Ours.

    Here and There.

    The Milky Way.

    INTERLUDE.

    Interlude.

    PART III.

    Oh, Dreary Day!

    May-Time.

    Spring's Cophetua.

    Winter Beauty.

    October.

    At Twilight.

    The Prophet.

    The Potter's Field.

    Left Out.

    Our Father.

    A Madrigal.

    The Time o' Day.

    Trailing Arbutus.

    A Mood.

    The Legend of the Pansies.

    The Tower of Babel.

    The Old Bell.

    The Sea.

    Married.

    Motherhood.

    Sufficiency.

    Ophelia.

    Requiem.

    Elizabeth.

    Elinor.

    On a Fly-Leaf of Flute and Violin.

    Inspiration.

    On a Fly-Leaf of Irving.

    On a Fly-Leaf of Riley's Afterwhiles .

    Chiaro-Oscuro.

    When She Came Home.

    A Resolve.

    Stranded.

    At Last.

    PART I.

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    SONGS YSAME

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    The Lighting of the Candles.

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    WHENCE came the ember

    That touched our young souls' candles first with light;

    In shadowy years, too distant to remember,

    Where childhood merges backward into night?

    I know not, but the halo of those tapers

    Has ever since around all nature shone;

    And we have looked at life through golden vapors

    Because of that one ember touch alone.


    At Early Candle-Lighting.

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    THOSE, who have heard the whispered breath

    Of Nature's secret Shibboleth,

    And learned the pass-word to unroll

    The veil that hides her inmost soul,

    May follow; but this by-path leads

    Through mullein stalks and jimson-weeds.

    And he who scorning treads them down

    Would deem but poor and common-place

    Those whom he'll meet in homespun gown.

    But they who lovingly retrace

    Their steps to scenes I dream about,

    Will find the latch-string hanging out.

    With them I claim companionship,

    And for them burn my tallow-dip,

    At early candle-lighting.

    To these low hills, around which cling

    My fondest thoughts, I would not bring

    An alien eye long used to sights

    Among the snow-crowned Alpine heights.

    An eagle does not bend its wing

    To low-built nests where robins sing.

    Between the fence's zigzag rails,

    The stranger sees the road that trails

    Its winding way into the dark,

    Fern-scented woods. He does not mark

    The old log cabin at the end

    As I, or hail it as a friend,

    Or catch, when daylight's last rays wane,

    The glimmer through its narrow pane

    Of early candle-lighting.

    As anglers sit and half in dream

    Dip lazy

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