A Widows Tale And Other Poems
A Widows Tale And Other Poems
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To honour Thee! Be His, alone The glory, and the praise, AVho, on his glory-circled throne.
Now greets thy raptur'd gaze.
7.
Unworthy would the poet be. Of vision dark and dim.
Whose muse, in celebrating Thee, Forgot to honour Him.
46 MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.
SIR PHILIP SIDNEY; A TALE OP TRUE CHIVALRY.
1.
The hoarser din of war had died away, The cannon's thunder, and the clarion's swell, And on the sanguine field of battle-fray Silence more sad, and more appalling fell ; Stillness unbroken but by ...murmurs low, Which told of faintness, weariness, and woe.
2.
Here lay a Chief, whose war-cry thro' the field Had rivall'd late the trumpet's clamour loud, His cold brow pillow'd on his dinted shield. His bloody corselet, now, alas, his shroud ; And there beside him, soil'd with dust and foam, ' riic faithful steed that bore him from his home.
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS. 47 3.
Here lay a stripling, ne'er to rise again From his first Held of battle, and his last ; And there a veteran of the warrior train.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To honour Thee! Be His, alone The glory, and the praise, AVho, on his glory-circled throne.
Now greets thy raptur'd gaze.
7.
Unworthy would the poet be. Of vision dark and dim.
Whose muse, in celebrating Thee, Forgot to honour Him.
46 MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.
SIR PHILIP SIDNEY; A TALE OP TRUE CHIVALRY.
1.
The hoarser din of war had died away, The cannon's thunder, and the clarion's swell, And on the sanguine field of battle-fray Silence more sad, and more appalling fell ; Stillness unbroken but by ...murmurs low, Which told of faintness, weariness, and woe.
2.
Here lay a Chief, whose war-cry thro' the field Had rivall'd late the trumpet's clamour loud, His cold brow pillow'd on his dinted shield. His bloody corselet, now, alas, his shroud ; And there beside him, soil'd with dust and foam, ' riic faithful steed that bore him from his home.
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS. 47 3.
Here lay a stripling, ne'er to rise again From his first Held of battle, and his last ; And there a veteran of the warrior train.
What to read after A Widows Tale And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Barton to read onlineMoreLess
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