In the Dawn, And Other Verses
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47 WINTER SUNSET.
The winter Sun hath gone to rest.
Behind the Hills he loveth best, —Dear Hills, that hide the West !
The maiden blush of love confessed Suffuseth now a snow-white breast, — First blush, the tenderest!
It slowly mounteth to the skies And coloreth the brows, the eyes, — Sweet eyes, with love's surprise ' Ah, would that I might Thee apprise Of all Thou may est not surmise, — Ere fades the light and dies !
A9 ASUNDER.
Peace of the moon-lit night, And the golden path on the sea !
A...h, would that my Spirit might Go over the waves to Thee !
But the waters gleam evermore.
And the night- winds murmur and sigh The waves come in to the shore To fall at my feet, and die .
51 FOR LOVE.
For love the light of dawn awakes the earth.
And paints the tender colors of the sky ; For love the happy birds in tuneful mirth Enchant the cool retreats where lovers lie ; For love the evening shadows, soft and sweet, Mysterious spread their gloom, where lovers meet; For love the ardent moon, now glows, now pales, As passing night-mist or reveals or veils; For love the gentle night- winds soft caress Sweet faces full of young Love's tenderness ; For love the waters stir with unrest deep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
47 WINTER SUNSET.
The winter Sun hath gone to rest.
Behind the Hills he loveth best, —Dear Hills, that hide the West !
The maiden blush of love confessed Suffuseth now a snow-white breast, — First blush, the tenderest!
It slowly mounteth to the skies And coloreth the brows, the eyes, — Sweet eyes, with love's surprise ' Ah, would that I might Thee apprise Of all Thou may est not surmise, — Ere fades the light and dies !
A9 ASUNDER.
Peace of the moon-lit night, And the golden path on the sea !
A...h, would that my Spirit might Go over the waves to Thee !
But the waters gleam evermore.
And the night- winds murmur and sigh The waves come in to the shore To fall at my feet, and die .
51 FOR LOVE.
For love the light of dawn awakes the earth.
And paints the tender colors of the sky ; For love the happy birds in tuneful mirth Enchant the cool retreats where lovers lie ; For love the evening shadows, soft and sweet, Mysterious spread their gloom, where lovers meet; For love the ardent moon, now glows, now pales, As passing night-mist or reveals or veils; For love the gentle night- winds soft caress Sweet faces full of young Love's tenderness ; For love the waters stir with unrest deep.
What to read after In the Dawn, And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W I Lincoln Washington Irving Lincoln Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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