A Bouquet of Poesy
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Your glad returning For the past shall make amends ; For love s undying light is burning Bright, to welcome absent friends !
62 TO A CAPTIOUS CRITIC.
TO A CAPTIOUS CRITIC.
Suppress the wayward impulse of thy heart, Nor play the captious critic s thankless part For mists of selfish pride and envy blind Thy better judgment, and obscure thy mind j The meed of praise that s to the author due, Can ne er be turned aside, dear sir, by you; Tis vain to waste your shafts in fruitless aim They come not n...ear the target of his fame !
THE APPOINTMENT. 63 THE APPOINTMENT.
Say, shall we meet at evening, love, When the silvery moon rides high, And the bright-edged clouds are floating Through the blue and starry sky ?
Oh ! there s magic in the stillness, love, Of the soft and solemn night : Yet, a deeper spell in thy voice doth dwell, And thy dark eyes glancing bright.
And we ll choose amid those sparkling worlds Neath yon cerulean dome, Of all so fair, the loveliest there, To be our future home.
A home where all is peace and love, Nor care may come, nor pain ; Where angels wake their golden harps, In one undying strain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your glad returning For the past shall make amends ; For love s undying light is burning Bright, to welcome absent friends !
62 TO A CAPTIOUS CRITIC.
TO A CAPTIOUS CRITIC.
Suppress the wayward impulse of thy heart, Nor play the captious critic s thankless part For mists of selfish pride and envy blind Thy better judgment, and obscure thy mind j The meed of praise that s to the author due, Can ne er be turned aside, dear sir, by you; Tis vain to waste your shafts in fruitless aim They come not n...ear the target of his fame !
THE APPOINTMENT. 63 THE APPOINTMENT.
Say, shall we meet at evening, love, When the silvery moon rides high, And the bright-edged clouds are floating Through the blue and starry sky ?
Oh ! there s magic in the stillness, love, Of the soft and solemn night : Yet, a deeper spell in thy voice doth dwell, And thy dark eyes glancing bright.
And we ll choose amid those sparkling worlds Neath yon cerulean dome, Of all so fair, the loveliest there, To be our future home.
A home where all is peace and love, Nor care may come, nor pain ; Where angels wake their golden harps, In one undying strain.
What to read after A Bouquet of Poesy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore a Gould to read onlineMoreLess
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