Achmets Feast And Other Poems
Achmets Feast And Other Poems
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Thy long dark locks hang down a neck Whiter than ivory, Form'd mansions of the great to deck, And now a victim of the wreck, Buried in charity.
Thine eye is closed in a marble sleep.
That shone so brightly : I feel a sadness o'er me creep. And still cold stranger, I must weep In very charity.
go ON THE UNKNOWN FEMALE.
Would that ray fears could wake, and bring A little life in thee, I, round thy clay-cold corse would fling My arms thou pallid lovely thing, In very charity.
But w-oe, ah woe ! th...is dream must end, It must not, cannot be ; And yet in sorrow I will bend. And think how strange to find a friend.
In thine inanity. God grant thee rest, my stranger dove !
Yes, granted it will be ; The merciful great King of love Shall bear thee to his realms above.
Blest to eternity.
THE DEATH OF THE UNDUTIFUL.
And who is that fair daughter? she who bends Over yon sick'ning pale and dying youth, It is his mother ! she has been to him The fountain of his life ; and in the hour When death hath laid a heavy hand on him Is there, to watch, the last look languish out In deaths blue vapid colouring : 'tis she Who hath gone thro' without a murmur, pangs Unutterably keen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thy long dark locks hang down a neck Whiter than ivory, Form'd mansions of the great to deck, And now a victim of the wreck, Buried in charity.
Thine eye is closed in a marble sleep.
That shone so brightly : I feel a sadness o'er me creep. And still cold stranger, I must weep In very charity.
go ON THE UNKNOWN FEMALE.
Would that ray fears could wake, and bring A little life in thee, I, round thy clay-cold corse would fling My arms thou pallid lovely thing, In very charity.
But w-oe, ah woe ! th...is dream must end, It must not, cannot be ; And yet in sorrow I will bend. And think how strange to find a friend.
In thine inanity. God grant thee rest, my stranger dove !
Yes, granted it will be ; The merciful great King of love Shall bear thee to his realms above.
Blest to eternity.
THE DEATH OF THE UNDUTIFUL.
And who is that fair daughter? she who bends Over yon sick'ning pale and dying youth, It is his mother ! she has been to him The fountain of his life ; and in the hour When death hath laid a heavy hand on him Is there, to watch, the last look languish out In deaths blue vapid colouring : 'tis she Who hath gone thro' without a murmur, pangs Unutterably keen.
What to read after Achmets Feast And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Bird to read onlineMoreLess
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