Eglinton Park Meeting And Other Poems
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and set for aye.
DEATH OP MR. GEORGE OSBORNE. 161 That deep, dark eye, so rich in soul; O, is its magic ever gone ! How in the social hour it glowed, How o'er the page of genius shone. And is that heart now still and cold Within the kingdom of decay. Once open as the breath of morn, And generous as the dews of May?
Yes, gone to join the things that were, Which come at Memory's lofty call. In hallowed garbs of vanished days.
Troop pageant through her aerial hall. Lo, they advance, and numbers th...ere, That once with me life's pathway trod. Pass, and, with sad and warning air.
Point to the churchyard's pregnant sod.
The hedgerow bank and mossy brae Remain the same aa when we pressed Their verdant sides, and sought the flower. Or treasure of the wild bee's nest.
162 DEATH OF MR. GEOKGE OSBORNE.
The hoary trunk of ancient tree, Still stands conspicuous in the wood, Where first, with fluttering hearts, we viewed The little songster's tender brood.
Sweet scene of many an hour of bliss.
The tiny brook, the wimpling bum, Their waters still flow on the same.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and set for aye.
DEATH OP MR. GEORGE OSBORNE. 161 That deep, dark eye, so rich in soul; O, is its magic ever gone ! How in the social hour it glowed, How o'er the page of genius shone. And is that heart now still and cold Within the kingdom of decay. Once open as the breath of morn, And generous as the dews of May?
Yes, gone to join the things that were, Which come at Memory's lofty call. In hallowed garbs of vanished days.
Troop pageant through her aerial hall. Lo, they advance, and numbers th...ere, That once with me life's pathway trod. Pass, and, with sad and warning air.
Point to the churchyard's pregnant sod.
The hedgerow bank and mossy brae Remain the same aa when we pressed Their verdant sides, and sought the flower. Or treasure of the wild bee's nest.
162 DEATH OF MR. GEOKGE OSBORNE.
The hoary trunk of ancient tree, Still stands conspicuous in the wood, Where first, with fluttering hearts, we viewed The little songster's tender brood.
Sweet scene of many an hour of bliss.
The tiny brook, the wimpling bum, Their waters still flow on the same.
What to read after Eglinton Park Meeting And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Ramsay to read onlineMoreLess
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