Greenwich a Poem Descriptive And Historical
Greenwich a Poem Descriptive And Historical
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May a long life, with perfect health, be thine, And the sweet solace to behold it mine. May yet Life's evening shed a milder ray, And bless with bread and peace our latter day. May ev'ry mercy shield our rising boys, And long may we enfold these flatt'ring joys. Our last sweet op'ning flow'r, in early bloom, Is ever lost in the devouring tomb ! No more displays its radiance to the light, No more its beauties charm our ravish'd sight To E, M. S. Xv Farewell to my sweet boy, a long farewell !
Thy... gentle shade in bliss eternal dwell!
Life's circle narrows as our lives decay, Each fleeting moment tears some joy away ; The circle, less'ning 'till our latest breath, Draws to a point, and terminates in death !
Yet mercies great are left to comfort me, Kind Heav'n has rais'd a friend, and left me thee: Thy dear society and worth impart The softest solace to my troubled heart.
And may Heav'n grant that as in all the past, Thou may'st console the hour which is my last, My heart's last, dearest, object thou wilt be, And Life's last spark shall bend its light on thee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
May a long life, with perfect health, be thine, And the sweet solace to behold it mine. May yet Life's evening shed a milder ray, And bless with bread and peace our latter day. May ev'ry mercy shield our rising boys, And long may we enfold these flatt'ring joys. Our last sweet op'ning flow'r, in early bloom, Is ever lost in the devouring tomb ! No more displays its radiance to the light, No more its beauties charm our ravish'd sight To E, M. S. Xv Farewell to my sweet boy, a long farewell !
Thy... gentle shade in bliss eternal dwell!
Life's circle narrows as our lives decay, Each fleeting moment tears some joy away ; The circle, less'ning 'till our latest breath, Draws to a point, and terminates in death !
Yet mercies great are left to comfort me, Kind Heav'n has rais'd a friend, and left me thee: Thy dear society and worth impart The softest solace to my troubled heart.
And may Heav'n grant that as in all the past, Thou may'st console the hour which is my last, My heart's last, dearest, object thou wilt be, And Life's last spark shall bend its light on thee.
What to read after Greenwich a Poem Descriptive And Historical?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Sansom to read onlineMoreLess
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