Fugitive Poems
Fugitive Poems
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Each dear and long-remember'd face, And long-remember'd scene, And my sad eyes and sadder heart Its billows roll between, My friend, Its billows roll between !
When eve hangs out her cloudlets dark.
In vain I try to sleep : I sit and ponder o'er my lot The livelong night, and weep. My friend, The livelong night, and weep.
Each night sweet rest, forsakes my soul. Each day I pace the strand : Oh! shall I ne'er return again To my dear native land, My friend, To my dear native land ?
16 THE DESOLAT...E CITY.
Alone I pace the dreary streets ; Pass each chill palace with a sigh. For whatsoe'er my vision meets, Awakes a mournful memory !
'Twas here of yore a multitude Of glorious, beauteous beings moved, 'Twas here bright, sunny scenes I vievv'd. And all my Human Nature loved!
And wlien beneath the walls I wend Of some old hospitable tower, Stern as an unforgiving friend, Its changed aspect doth on me lower . ' While thus 1 pour my vain lament, The setting sun, the quiet sky.
At length beguile my discontent By their august sublimity !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Each dear and long-remember'd face, And long-remember'd scene, And my sad eyes and sadder heart Its billows roll between, My friend, Its billows roll between !
When eve hangs out her cloudlets dark.
In vain I try to sleep : I sit and ponder o'er my lot The livelong night, and weep. My friend, The livelong night, and weep.
Each night sweet rest, forsakes my soul. Each day I pace the strand : Oh! shall I ne'er return again To my dear native land, My friend, To my dear native land ?
16 THE DESOLAT...E CITY.
Alone I pace the dreary streets ; Pass each chill palace with a sigh. For whatsoe'er my vision meets, Awakes a mournful memory !
'Twas here of yore a multitude Of glorious, beauteous beings moved, 'Twas here bright, sunny scenes I vievv'd. And all my Human Nature loved!
And wlien beneath the walls I wend Of some old hospitable tower, Stern as an unforgiving friend, Its changed aspect doth on me lower . ' While thus 1 pour my vain lament, The setting sun, the quiet sky.
At length beguile my discontent By their august sublimity !
What to read after Fugitive Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G M to read onlineMoreLess
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