Amy Robsart Emma And Other Poems
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From such as thee condemn'd to part.
The hours, that by our joys we measure, Are fleet, and "few and far between ;" They come — they pass — like dreams of pleasure, But who forgets they once have been ?
72 COR INN A.
No, no ! o'er hope's decaying embers My heart may brood in sadness nyow ; But still with joy those smiles remembers. , That in my presence grae'd thy brow.
And wilt thou smile again to bless me, And cheer with love's sweet hope my lot ? Wilt thou be kind, when cares oppress me, And..., far away, forget me not r Too rapturous thought ! — but we must sever; All my heart feels I dare not tell ; I dare not say, Farewell for ever !
Again we may meet — Fare thee well !
IX.
Destin'd far from his own native mountains In thirst o'er the desart to roam, When the traveller sighs for the fountains That llow'd near the vale of his home j 73 CORINNA.
Should his eye glancing wildly discover Some spring to refresh with it's balm, Despair quits the perishing rover, And life seems still blest with a charm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From such as thee condemn'd to part.
The hours, that by our joys we measure, Are fleet, and "few and far between ;" They come — they pass — like dreams of pleasure, But who forgets they once have been ?
72 COR INN A.
No, no ! o'er hope's decaying embers My heart may brood in sadness nyow ; But still with joy those smiles remembers. , That in my presence grae'd thy brow.
And wilt thou smile again to bless me, And cheer with love's sweet hope my lot ? Wilt thou be kind, when cares oppress me, And..., far away, forget me not r Too rapturous thought ! — but we must sever; All my heart feels I dare not tell ; I dare not say, Farewell for ever !
Again we may meet — Fare thee well !
IX.
Destin'd far from his own native mountains In thirst o'er the desart to roam, When the traveller sighs for the fountains That llow'd near the vale of his home j 73 CORINNA.
Should his eye glancing wildly discover Some spring to refresh with it's balm, Despair quits the perishing rover, And life seems still blest with a charm.
What to read after Amy Robsart Emma And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicholas Lee Torre to read onlineMoreLess
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