Enthusiasm And Other Poems
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We'll sit and watch the sparkling waves That leap exulting by, Whilst in the pines above us raves The wind's wild minstrelsy. It swells the echoes of the grove, 'Tis Nature's plaintive voice;The winds and waters breathe of love, And all her tribes rejoice.
Whilst youth, and hope, and health are ours, We'll rove the verdant glade;But ah! spring's sweetest, loveliest flowers, Like us, but bloom to fade. They spread their beauties to the sun, And live their little day, Then droop, and wither, one ...by one, Till all are passed away.
Already scattered in the dust My first May garland lies;The hope that owns a mortal trust, As quickly fades and dies. Then let us seek a brighter wreath Than Nature here has given;The flowers of virtue bud beneath, But only bloom in heaven!
THOU WILT THINK OF ME, LOVE.
When these eyes, long dimmed with weeping, In the silent dust are sleeping;When above my narrow bedThe breeze shall wave the thistle's head-- Thou wilt think of me, love!
When the queen of beams and showersComes to dress the earth with flowers;When the days are long and bright, And the moon shines all the night-- Thou wilt think of me, love!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We'll sit and watch the sparkling waves That leap exulting by, Whilst in the pines above us raves The wind's wild minstrelsy. It swells the echoes of the grove, 'Tis Nature's plaintive voice;The winds and waters breathe of love, And all her tribes rejoice.
Whilst youth, and hope, and health are ours, We'll rove the verdant glade;But ah! spring's sweetest, loveliest flowers, Like us, but bloom to fade. They spread their beauties to the sun, And live their little day, Then droop, and wither, one ...by one, Till all are passed away.
Already scattered in the dust My first May garland lies;The hope that owns a mortal trust, As quickly fades and dies. Then let us seek a brighter wreath Than Nature here has given;The flowers of virtue bud beneath, But only bloom in heaven!
THOU WILT THINK OF ME, LOVE.
When these eyes, long dimmed with weeping, In the silent dust are sleeping;When above my narrow bedThe breeze shall wave the thistle's head-- Thou wilt think of me, love!
When the queen of beams and showersComes to dress the earth with flowers;When the days are long and bright, And the moon shines all the night-- Thou wilt think of me, love!
What to read after Enthusiasm And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susanna Moodie to read onlineMoreLess
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