Guido, a Tale; Sketches From History And Other Poems
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The sorrow that thy mother feels was suffered once by mine.
A mother's love ! — oh ! thou knowest not how much of feeling lies In those sweet words ; the hopes, the fears, the daily strengthening ties : It lives ere yet the infant draws its earliest vital breath, And dies but when the mother's heart chills in the ^ grasp of death.
TO HER WEDDED DAUGHTER. 153 Will he in who se fond arms thou seek'st thine all of earthly bliss, E'er feel a love untiring, deep, and free from self as this?
Ah, no !... a husband's tenderness thy gentle heart may prove ; But never, never wilt thou meet again a mother's love.
My love for thee must ever be fond as in years gone by; While to thy heart I shall be like a dream of memory.
Dearest farewell, may angel hosts their vigils o'er thee keep, — IIow can I speak that fearful word * farewell' and yet not weep ?
1825.
TO THE EVENING STAR * * * " A single star Is rising in the East, and from afar Sheds a most tremulous lustre ; silent night Doth wear it like a jewel on her brow." Barry Cornwall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sorrow that thy mother feels was suffered once by mine.
A mother's love ! — oh ! thou knowest not how much of feeling lies In those sweet words ; the hopes, the fears, the daily strengthening ties : It lives ere yet the infant draws its earliest vital breath, And dies but when the mother's heart chills in the ^ grasp of death.
TO HER WEDDED DAUGHTER. 153 Will he in who se fond arms thou seek'st thine all of earthly bliss, E'er feel a love untiring, deep, and free from self as this?
Ah, no !... a husband's tenderness thy gentle heart may prove ; But never, never wilt thou meet again a mother's love.
My love for thee must ever be fond as in years gone by; While to thy heart I shall be like a dream of memory.
Dearest farewell, may angel hosts their vigils o'er thee keep, — IIow can I speak that fearful word * farewell' and yet not weep ?
1825.
TO THE EVENING STAR * * * " A single star Is rising in the East, and from afar Sheds a most tremulous lustre ; silent night Doth wear it like a jewel on her brow." Barry Cornwall.
What to read after Guido, a Tale; Sketches From History And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emma C Emma Catherine Embury to read onlineMoreLess
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