John Tamsons Bairns And Other Poems
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Rippling in my soul for ever !
Till thou shalt weep thy fountains dry. Nor heave thine immemorial sigh, Shall Sorrow's tide bedim the eye To thy waters, winding lonely, Bonnie Endrick ! peaceful river, Sorrowing in my soul for ever !
Thy flood shall cease ; yon ancient height Its Black Wing fold from mortal sight ; But the fair vision of delight By thy waters, winding lonely, Bonnie Endrick ! peaceful river. Still shall haunt my soul for ever !
103 ODE Addressed to the Last Remnant of an Old Sh...oe in the Bottom of the River ^ near Auchencruive House.
In Ayr's deep rocky bed I found thee, Snapt every tie erstwhile that bound thee, And of thy kindred none stood round thee.
Poor old sole !
By many a torrent sadly shaken, Bare to the scorching sun and baken, Outcast, unpitied, scorn'd, forsaken.
Poor old sole !
This stream shall leave its ancient groove, Rock Ailsa roll to Auchencruive, Ere thou thy former comforts prove, Poor old sole ! — What palace floors have known thy tread, On what far hills the beast was fed In whose tough hide thy strength was bred, Poor old sole !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rippling in my soul for ever !
Till thou shalt weep thy fountains dry. Nor heave thine immemorial sigh, Shall Sorrow's tide bedim the eye To thy waters, winding lonely, Bonnie Endrick ! peaceful river, Sorrowing in my soul for ever !
Thy flood shall cease ; yon ancient height Its Black Wing fold from mortal sight ; But the fair vision of delight By thy waters, winding lonely, Bonnie Endrick ! peaceful river. Still shall haunt my soul for ever !
103 ODE Addressed to the Last Remnant of an Old Sh...oe in the Bottom of the River ^ near Auchencruive House.
In Ayr's deep rocky bed I found thee, Snapt every tie erstwhile that bound thee, And of thy kindred none stood round thee.
Poor old sole !
By many a torrent sadly shaken, Bare to the scorching sun and baken, Outcast, unpitied, scorn'd, forsaken.
Poor old sole !
This stream shall leave its ancient groove, Rock Ailsa roll to Auchencruive, Ere thou thy former comforts prove, Poor old sole ! — What palace floors have known thy tread, On what far hills the beast was fed In whose tough hide thy strength was bred, Poor old sole !
What to read after John Tamsons Bairns And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Dunlop to read onlineMoreLess
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