Harvest Home Consisting of Supplementary Learnings Original Dramas And Poems
Harvest Home Consisting of Supplementary Learnings Original Dramas And Poems
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and thou'lt find the fickle swarms are fled; Fled to some brighter, sweeter, richer flower !— Not so with one true Heart, Misfortune's chain Has hopeless bound in never-ending pain. Hadst thou been happy, T had still been free, — Thy adverse fortune made a slave of me.
DESPAIR.
O stranger, dost thou ask me why This down-cast look, this heaving sigh ? Why from my cheeks the rose is gone? Why from my lip the smile is flown? O Stranger, seek thou not to know The cause of my soul-piercing woe. 'Two...uld only rend thy feeling heart, And no relief to mine impart ; For what avails soft Pity's sigh, Or what avails the moisten'd eye, To her who ev'ry hope has lost, Chill'd by Despair's keen-biting frost ? — She who in absence mourns her Love The anguish of suspense must prove ; But still creative Hope portrays Fair prospects of some happier days. Not so with me : — for round my head The wreath of Hope is wither'd — dead.
TO ?80 TO HOPE.
Hope, blessed Hope! oh never leave my heart, Still with thy witching smiles new joys impart; Still round my brow thy blooming wreath entwine, And though thou oft deceiv'st, O !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and thou'lt find the fickle swarms are fled; Fled to some brighter, sweeter, richer flower !— Not so with one true Heart, Misfortune's chain Has hopeless bound in never-ending pain. Hadst thou been happy, T had still been free, — Thy adverse fortune made a slave of me.
DESPAIR.
O stranger, dost thou ask me why This down-cast look, this heaving sigh ? Why from my cheeks the rose is gone? Why from my lip the smile is flown? O Stranger, seek thou not to know The cause of my soul-piercing woe. 'Two...uld only rend thy feeling heart, And no relief to mine impart ; For what avails soft Pity's sigh, Or what avails the moisten'd eye, To her who ev'ry hope has lost, Chill'd by Despair's keen-biting frost ? — She who in absence mourns her Love The anguish of suspense must prove ; But still creative Hope portrays Fair prospects of some happier days. Not so with me : — for round my head The wreath of Hope is wither'd — dead.
TO ?80 TO HOPE.
Hope, blessed Hope! oh never leave my heart, Still with thy witching smiles new joys impart; Still round my brow thy blooming wreath entwine, And though thou oft deceiv'st, O !
What to read after Harvest Home Consisting of Supplementary Learnings Original Dramas And Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mr Samuel Jackson Pratt to read onlineMoreLess
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