Hours of Life And Other Poems
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And the sighing winds of Autumn, Ah ! how sadly they repeat That low, bewildering melody, So mystically sweet !
I hear it softly murmuring At midnight o'er the hill, Or across the wide savannas, When all beside is still.
THE PHANTOM VOICE. 87 I hear it in the moaning Of the melancholy main — In the rushing of the night-wind — The rhythm of the rain.
E'en the wild-flowers of the forest, Waving sadly to and fro, But whisper to my boding heart, The burden of its wo.
And the spectral moon, now pali...ng And fading, seems to say — •=' I leave thee to remembrances That will not pass away." Ah, through all the solemn midnight, How mournful 't is to hark To the voices of the silence — The whisper of the dark !
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.
In vain I turn, some solace Fron the distant stars to crave : — They are shining on thy sepulchre.
Are smiling on thy grave.
How I weary of their splendor !
All night long, they seem to say, " We are lonely — sad and lonely — Far away — far, far away !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the sighing winds of Autumn, Ah ! how sadly they repeat That low, bewildering melody, So mystically sweet !
I hear it softly murmuring At midnight o'er the hill, Or across the wide savannas, When all beside is still.
THE PHANTOM VOICE. 87 I hear it in the moaning Of the melancholy main — In the rushing of the night-wind — The rhythm of the rain.
E'en the wild-flowers of the forest, Waving sadly to and fro, But whisper to my boding heart, The burden of its wo.
And the spectral moon, now pali...ng And fading, seems to say — •=' I leave thee to remembrances That will not pass away." Ah, through all the solemn midnight, How mournful 't is to hark To the voices of the silence — The whisper of the dark !
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.
In vain I turn, some solace Fron the distant stars to crave : — They are shining on thy sepulchre.
Are smiling on thy grave.
How I weary of their splendor !
All night long, they seem to say, " We are lonely — sad and lonely — Far away — far, far away !
What to read after Hours of Life And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Helen Whitman to read onlineMoreLess
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