Broken Dreams
Broken Dreams
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The snow, though fresh, had hardly trodden been, BROKEN DREAMS. 157 By constant travel through the lovely day, And white as marble in the shadow lay, While where the sunset's roses on it fell, 'Twas pink as woman's blushes, when there swells Within her heart the musical refrain That echoes to the sweetly solemn strain Of love's triumphant pa^an, sung by one Whose heart with hers in harmony is strung. The sky above was one unclouded arch, Whereon Night's Royal Highness had her march Begun alread...y. Blue the broad expanse Far overhead, where in his proud advance, The sun had shook from off his golden robe Some gleaming sparks that spangled all the road With starry glory, faintly shining now, But when behind the distant mountain's brow The God of Light should vanish, they would gleam With bright effulgence, and their radiance seem Like eyes of angels — peeping through the light And misty veil that from our finite sight Shuts in the heav'nly glory — keeping guard Above the sleeping world, wrapped in the dark And gloomy robes of night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The snow, though fresh, had hardly trodden been, BROKEN DREAMS. 157 By constant travel through the lovely day, And white as marble in the shadow lay, While where the sunset's roses on it fell, 'Twas pink as woman's blushes, when there swells Within her heart the musical refrain That echoes to the sweetly solemn strain Of love's triumphant pa^an, sung by one Whose heart with hers in harmony is strung. The sky above was one unclouded arch, Whereon Night's Royal Highness had her march Begun alread...y. Blue the broad expanse Far overhead, where in his proud advance, The sun had shook from off his golden robe Some gleaming sparks that spangled all the road With starry glory, faintly shining now, But when behind the distant mountain's brow The God of Light should vanish, they would gleam With bright effulgence, and their radiance seem Like eyes of angels — peeping through the light And misty veil that from our finite sight Shuts in the heav'nly glory — keeping guard Above the sleeping world, wrapped in the dark And gloomy robes of night.
What to read after Broken Dreams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Celia E Celia Emmeline Gardner to read onlineMoreLess
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