A Reverie And Other Poems
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/^\H ! Innocence ! Sweet Innocence !
^-^ There is no holier charm Than that which decks thy maiden brow, And steels thy infant arm. No golden light, which gilds the sky, Can clearer, purer shine, In all its glorious brilliancy, Sweet Innocence, than thine.
Oh ! Innocence ! Sweet Innocence !
No other joy can give A tithe of that which they shall know.
Who with thee ever live. No knowledge of the mighty sage, Not e'en a kingly throne, Bestows the peace which thou canst call, Sweet Innocence, thin...e own.
Oh ! Innocence, sweet Innocence ! Amid the storms, alone 54 ODE TO INNOCENCE.
Thou art the polar star, to guide The wanderer to his home.
Whate'er of ill may him betide, Shall matter naught, if he Will only cling, with steadfast faith. Sweet Innocence to thee.
Oh ! Innocence ! Sweet Innocence !
What diamond of the night, Or jewel, equals in its wealth Thy coronet of light ? Thou art from God, a holy thing To lead us to that shore, Where we shall need thy guardian wing.
Sweet Innocence no more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
/^\H ! Innocence ! Sweet Innocence !
^-^ There is no holier charm Than that which decks thy maiden brow, And steels thy infant arm. No golden light, which gilds the sky, Can clearer, purer shine, In all its glorious brilliancy, Sweet Innocence, than thine.
Oh ! Innocence ! Sweet Innocence !
No other joy can give A tithe of that which they shall know.
Who with thee ever live. No knowledge of the mighty sage, Not e'en a kingly throne, Bestows the peace which thou canst call, Sweet Innocence, thin...e own.
Oh ! Innocence, sweet Innocence ! Amid the storms, alone 54 ODE TO INNOCENCE.
Thou art the polar star, to guide The wanderer to his home.
Whate'er of ill may him betide, Shall matter naught, if he Will only cling, with steadfast faith. Sweet Innocence to thee.
Oh ! Innocence ! Sweet Innocence !
What diamond of the night, Or jewel, equals in its wealth Thy coronet of light ? Thou art from God, a holy thing To lead us to that shore, Where we shall need thy guardian wing.
Sweet Innocence no more.
What to read after A Reverie And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert a Chesebrough to read onlineMoreLess
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