Contentment And Other Poems
Contentment And Other Poems
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238 DECEMBER ... ... ... ... ... 240 THE PASSING YEAR ... ... ... ... 241 THE LATE SERGEANT ROBERT AINSLIE ... .... 242 THE APPROACH OF WINTER ... ... ... 243 THE WIND KING 245 THE TENTIE HERD ... 246 CONTENTMENT.
CONTENTMENT, come, why fliest thou from me ] My bosom friend and mistress ever be ; Why do I pine, why murmur or regret 1 When thou art absent, thus I ever fret.
Without thee I am rack'd with cares, and torn, For all who live have got, like Paul, a thorn ; Had I but wings, from cares ...away I'd flee : smile, my fair one smile, and come to me.
Come to my bosom ; lo, the daisied plain, Bedrench'd with dew, now wet with genial rain, Delights my soul, and feasts my wearied eyes, Still from my heart contentment ever flies.
Of bliss I dream, for it I've great desire, From this to that, Napoleon-like, aspire ; Unto the clouds I let my spirit rove, Next with the brutes I flounder in the grove.
CONTENTMENT.
In search, of thee from realm to realm I go, Climb every height, and findeth nought but woe ; With me, contentment, stay why from me fly ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
238 DECEMBER ... ... ... ... ... 240 THE PASSING YEAR ... ... ... ... 241 THE LATE SERGEANT ROBERT AINSLIE ... .... 242 THE APPROACH OF WINTER ... ... ... 243 THE WIND KING 245 THE TENTIE HERD ... 246 CONTENTMENT.
CONTENTMENT, come, why fliest thou from me ] My bosom friend and mistress ever be ; Why do I pine, why murmur or regret 1 When thou art absent, thus I ever fret.
Without thee I am rack'd with cares, and torn, For all who live have got, like Paul, a thorn ; Had I but wings, from cares ...away I'd flee : smile, my fair one smile, and come to me.
Come to my bosom ; lo, the daisied plain, Bedrench'd with dew, now wet with genial rain, Delights my soul, and feasts my wearied eyes, Still from my heart contentment ever flies.
Of bliss I dream, for it I've great desire, From this to that, Napoleon-like, aspire ; Unto the clouds I let my spirit rove, Next with the brutes I flounder in the grove.
CONTENTMENT.
In search, of thee from realm to realm I go, Climb every height, and findeth nought but woe ; With me, contentment, stay why from me fly ?
What to read after Contentment And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Joseph Chapman to read onlineMoreLess
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