Fragments
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it will not be long, Ere she will sleep, where no bird's sweet song Can reach her ear and our grief you'll share, When you look with tears on her vacant chair. 56 FRAGMENTS. Her thoughts go back when the Summer smiled. And she walked forth as a careless child ; But the years went by with their woe and weal, And she sleeps to-day by her spinning-wheel. TO A LAKE. 57 TO A LAKE. OUN TAINS around thee rise Above, below, the skies ; The wild fawn, timid, from the leafy brake, Starts at his imaged fo...rm, in thee, fair Lake. The woods embrace thee round ; Each height with foliage crowned ; But few have e'er beheld thy smiling face, Thou jewel, set with Nature's loveliest grace ! The wild bird flies o'erhead, Or, 011 thee, has no dread ; The little brook that wooed thee through the day, Melts with thy waters into song, away. 8 58 FRAGMENTS. Thou glassy mirror, fair ! My thoughts are wand'ring, where, This summer day, thou laughest in thy pride, And I, alas, am far from thy loved side ! For to earth's wearied mind, A pleasure, undefined, Thou bring'st to him, who, far from bustling street, Communes with Nature in her own retreat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
it will not be long, Ere she will sleep, where no bird's sweet song Can reach her ear and our grief you'll share, When you look with tears on her vacant chair. 56 FRAGMENTS. Her thoughts go back when the Summer smiled. And she walked forth as a careless child ; But the years went by with their woe and weal, And she sleeps to-day by her spinning-wheel. TO A LAKE. 57 TO A LAKE. OUN TAINS around thee rise Above, below, the skies ; The wild fawn, timid, from the leafy brake, Starts at his imaged fo...rm, in thee, fair Lake. The woods embrace thee round ; Each height with foliage crowned ; But few have e'er beheld thy smiling face, Thou jewel, set with Nature's loveliest grace ! The wild bird flies o'erhead, Or, 011 thee, has no dread ; The little brook that wooed thee through the day, Melts with thy waters into song, away. 8 58 FRAGMENTS. Thou glassy mirror, fair ! My thoughts are wand'ring, where, This summer day, thou laughest in thy pride, And I, alas, am far from thy loved side ! For to earth's wearied mind, A pleasure, undefined, Thou bring'st to him, who, far from bustling street, Communes with Nature in her own retreat.
What to read after Fragments?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moses Owen to read onlineMoreLess
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