Poems
Poems
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7^K 21 EPITAPH FOR A DOG.
A little life of love and trust — A handful of unanswering dust !
Is this thy end, my faithful friend ? No ! Truly, as afBection gives A glory to whatever lives, Thy life — ^thy pain — were not in vain.
Then with the truths that cannot die, Record a dog's fidelity !
22 THE CARNIVAL.
OF 185 9.
The Corso haa gained a voice and shouts In spasms of lawless mirth, And tangled with every hue appears A rainbow enticed to earth.
Each balcony, arch, and sepia wall, Red hangings... of cloth o'ercast. As Carnival tempts old Rome to smile And seem to forget Her Past.
Suspended above each winding street Blue banners of sky unfold. And Carnival sunshine pelts the earth With showers of dazzling gold.
23 Gay flowers drop down in tinted clouds Like rain through a beam of light ; Camellia and rose shed all the blood That stains the fantastic fight.
The maskers grotesque seem shadowy throngs From nations of Time unknown, Re-called by a spell for this brief hour To joys that were once their own !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
7^K 21 EPITAPH FOR A DOG.
A little life of love and trust — A handful of unanswering dust !
Is this thy end, my faithful friend ? No ! Truly, as afBection gives A glory to whatever lives, Thy life — ^thy pain — were not in vain.
Then with the truths that cannot die, Record a dog's fidelity !
22 THE CARNIVAL.
OF 185 9.
The Corso haa gained a voice and shouts In spasms of lawless mirth, And tangled with every hue appears A rainbow enticed to earth.
Each balcony, arch, and sepia wall, Red hangings... of cloth o'ercast. As Carnival tempts old Rome to smile And seem to forget Her Past.
Suspended above each winding street Blue banners of sky unfold. And Carnival sunshine pelts the earth With showers of dazzling gold.
23 Gay flowers drop down in tinted clouds Like rain through a beam of light ; Camellia and rose shed all the blood That stains the fantastic fight.
The maskers grotesque seem shadowy throngs From nations of Time unknown, Re-called by a spell for this brief hour To joys that were once their own !
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna Maria Wormald De Blaquire to read onlineMoreLess
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