Harp of the South And Other Poems
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What shall I do?
'Twill be a dreary day, sweetheart, For I love you.
But in my life that love I'll fold.
And in my soul \our image hold, And keep it true.
My sweet for you.
Oh! when you come again, sweetheart.
What joy 'twill be!
Like vesper's soft "Amen," sweetheart.
For )'ou and me.
Then we'll forget the dreary day.
When, dear sweetheart, you went away.
And that will be Love's jubilee.
RECOMPENSE.
^HE whistle gave its signal shriek; The bell in warning measure rang; The iron links complained,... and clce The heavy wheels their rail beats sang.
The pond'rous train moved slowly on, Till, reaching yon broad stretch of plain, It flew toward the east, and gone, My love left me, in tears again.
I cursed the train that bore away The darling, all I love, from me — But list! I bless the same to-day, For that will take me, sweet to thee .
'•■^>*'- POET SCOUT.
How arc \'ou, i^raiid old friend of mine? I'm glad you've come again, y\nd brought your broad sombrero and your Western poet-pen; Come, "sit thee doon," okl partner, and we'll weave a little rhime.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What shall I do?
'Twill be a dreary day, sweetheart, For I love you.
But in my life that love I'll fold.
And in my soul \our image hold, And keep it true.
My sweet for you.
Oh! when you come again, sweetheart.
What joy 'twill be!
Like vesper's soft "Amen," sweetheart.
For )'ou and me.
Then we'll forget the dreary day.
When, dear sweetheart, you went away.
And that will be Love's jubilee.
RECOMPENSE.
^HE whistle gave its signal shriek; The bell in warning measure rang; The iron links complained,... and clce The heavy wheels their rail beats sang.
The pond'rous train moved slowly on, Till, reaching yon broad stretch of plain, It flew toward the east, and gone, My love left me, in tears again.
I cursed the train that bore away The darling, all I love, from me — But list! I bless the same to-day, For that will take me, sweet to thee .
'•■^>*'- POET SCOUT.
How arc \'ou, i^raiid old friend of mine? I'm glad you've come again, y\nd brought your broad sombrero and your Western poet-pen; Come, "sit thee doon," okl partner, and we'll weave a little rhime.
What to read after Harp of the South And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Lightfoot Visscher to read onlineMoreLess
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