Fancies And Feelings Original Poems
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The flowers in vain their beauties rare, And graceful forms, they now unfold, I've seen a form so wondrous fair, Their glowing tints seem faint and cold.
The birds, whose music fills the grove, Their notes are discord to my ear, I've heard the melody of love From a sweet voice, more soft and clear.
138 FANCIES AND FEELINGS.
Oh ! Love, if thou couldst with me stay, Then blest again would be my lot, And every month appear like May, In palace or in lowly cot !
THE DYING SOLDIEB.
BLEEDING and dying... on the plain, Hark the cry of victory ; That cry is balm to all my pain But will it comfort thee ?
I fought, this joyful sound to hear, I die, this hour to see ; But when the news to thee they bear, Oh ! who will comfort thee ?
FANCIES AND FEELINGS. 139 No chains around my limbs are thrown, Thy soldier will be free ; No chains he wore, but thine alone, Ah ! let this comfort thee.
My comrades in this gallant fight Shall crowned with glory be ; But I'll not meet thy aching sight, Then who can comfort thee ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The flowers in vain their beauties rare, And graceful forms, they now unfold, I've seen a form so wondrous fair, Their glowing tints seem faint and cold.
The birds, whose music fills the grove, Their notes are discord to my ear, I've heard the melody of love From a sweet voice, more soft and clear.
138 FANCIES AND FEELINGS.
Oh ! Love, if thou couldst with me stay, Then blest again would be my lot, And every month appear like May, In palace or in lowly cot !
THE DYING SOLDIEB.
BLEEDING and dying... on the plain, Hark the cry of victory ; That cry is balm to all my pain But will it comfort thee ?
I fought, this joyful sound to hear, I die, this hour to see ; But when the news to thee they bear, Oh ! who will comfort thee ?
FANCIES AND FEELINGS. 139 No chains around my limbs are thrown, Thy soldier will be free ; No chains he wore, but thine alone, Ah ! let this comfort thee.
My comrades in this gallant fight Shall crowned with glory be ; But I'll not meet thy aching sight, Then who can comfort thee ?
What to read after Fancies And Feelings Original Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Parkinson to read onlineMoreLess
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