A Dream of a Star And Other Poems
A Dream of a Star And Other Poems
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There are secret caves, whence the streamlet springs, Where the gairish sunbeams never come. And the Nymph of the fountain sits and sings Her low sweet strain 'mid the solemn gloom.
AN UNKNOWN LAND. 89 The streamlet's murmur will oft recall That cherish'd lay as it glides along, And the listener may hear in the waterfall Some scatter'd notes of that plaintive song.
There are kingly rivers, beside whose streams The wild flowers blossom the Jive long year, Where the light of summer eternally glea...ms, And the waves are ever still and clear.
There are groves where the silvery orange flower, Through the dark foliage glances bright, Where Acacias wave o'er the Jasmin bower, And the Lily uproars its bells of light.
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Tliere are shapes of beauty so passing fair. Their semblance was never seen on earth. Whose brightest form hath a shade of care. And is sorrow's child from her very birth.
There are scenes more lovely than ever shone On the raptur'd painter's tranced sight, 40 AN UNKNOWN LAND.
Such as thou never hast gaz'd upon, Earth hath no colors half so bright.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are secret caves, whence the streamlet springs, Where the gairish sunbeams never come. And the Nymph of the fountain sits and sings Her low sweet strain 'mid the solemn gloom.
AN UNKNOWN LAND. 89 The streamlet's murmur will oft recall That cherish'd lay as it glides along, And the listener may hear in the waterfall Some scatter'd notes of that plaintive song.
There are kingly rivers, beside whose streams The wild flowers blossom the Jive long year, Where the light of summer eternally glea...ms, And the waves are ever still and clear.
There are groves where the silvery orange flower, Through the dark foliage glances bright, Where Acacias wave o'er the Jasmin bower, And the Lily uproars its bells of light.
8.
Tliere are shapes of beauty so passing fair. Their semblance was never seen on earth. Whose brightest form hath a shade of care. And is sorrow's child from her very birth.
There are scenes more lovely than ever shone On the raptur'd painter's tranced sight, 40 AN UNKNOWN LAND.
Such as thou never hast gaz'd upon, Earth hath no colors half so bright.
What to read after A Dream of a Star And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R F F to read onlineMoreLess
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