Descriptive And Other Poems
Descriptive And Other Poems
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POMPEII. 149 I would not stint my words to tell thee so, But that my fears have master'd my quick tongue.
And bound it closely to my fever'd mouth.
CLAUDIA.
Thou trembling lamb ! thy grief is more to me Than danger's threatenings. I could look upon This mighty conflict with unshrinking soul, And learn from nature's elemental war The power of Him who framed the universe, Whose arm can stay the thunderbolts of Jove, Whose silent breath can quench the fires of hell ; But when I think of thee, I fe...el the throb Of human sympathy within my heart. And thy sweet mother's shade beside me stands In thy bright lineaments, with tearful eyes, And whispers that she lives again in thee : Come hither, let me kiss thy pallid cheeks, And clasp thee fondly in my willing arms !
[Embraces htr. Oh, that these arms could shelter thee from ill !
FLORA.
Dear sister ! thou to me art as the shade Which shelters from the noonday's heat ; On thee my timid soul reposes safe In every danger ; in thy look serene I feel myself assured.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
POMPEII. 149 I would not stint my words to tell thee so, But that my fears have master'd my quick tongue.
And bound it closely to my fever'd mouth.
CLAUDIA.
Thou trembling lamb ! thy grief is more to me Than danger's threatenings. I could look upon This mighty conflict with unshrinking soul, And learn from nature's elemental war The power of Him who framed the universe, Whose arm can stay the thunderbolts of Jove, Whose silent breath can quench the fires of hell ; But when I think of thee, I fe...el the throb Of human sympathy within my heart. And thy sweet mother's shade beside me stands In thy bright lineaments, with tearful eyes, And whispers that she lives again in thee : Come hither, let me kiss thy pallid cheeks, And clasp thee fondly in my willing arms !
[Embraces htr. Oh, that these arms could shelter thee from ill !
FLORA.
Dear sister ! thou to me art as the shade Which shelters from the noonday's heat ; On thee my timid soul reposes safe In every danger ; in thy look serene I feel myself assured.
What to read after Descriptive And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Bayly to read onlineMoreLess
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