Lakeland Poems And Others
Lakeland Poems And Others
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No sooner do the hues of one entrance The enraptured eye, Than others, of still richer beauty, glance In passing by.
Cease ! for the mind no longer can explore them : The eyes refuse to gaze : The feet are weary trudging, crunching, o'er them, In their bewildering maze.
28 Oh, can it be that these great stones and nide, Fresh-wrested from the shore, To the hue and size of pebbles be subdued, By the ceaseless war ?
Can each one of these tiny grains of sand Which scarce the eye may see Have been ...a boulder, torn from a vanished land, Can thus it be ?
Yon children issuing forth, to play on the dunes, From the fisherman's cot, Have " made a selection, " of all the prettiest ones, To fringe his garden-plot ; And there, in order prim, they're placed alone The same they ne'er can be ! Torn from their setting, all their beauty's gone Beauty is harmony.
29 THE GORSE AND THE BROOM.
O what a golden crown, On the roadway falling down ! The heart beats with pleasure : Oh now for a measure, While those two are in bloom, The gorse and the broom !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No sooner do the hues of one entrance The enraptured eye, Than others, of still richer beauty, glance In passing by.
Cease ! for the mind no longer can explore them : The eyes refuse to gaze : The feet are weary trudging, crunching, o'er them, In their bewildering maze.
28 Oh, can it be that these great stones and nide, Fresh-wrested from the shore, To the hue and size of pebbles be subdued, By the ceaseless war ?
Can each one of these tiny grains of sand Which scarce the eye may see Have been ...a boulder, torn from a vanished land, Can thus it be ?
Yon children issuing forth, to play on the dunes, From the fisherman's cot, Have " made a selection, " of all the prettiest ones, To fringe his garden-plot ; And there, in order prim, they're placed alone The same they ne'er can be ! Torn from their setting, all their beauty's gone Beauty is harmony.
29 THE GORSE AND THE BROOM.
O what a golden crown, On the roadway falling down ! The heart beats with pleasure : Oh now for a measure, While those two are in bloom, The gorse and the broom !
What to read after Lakeland Poems And Others?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T H Thomas Harrison Collinson to read onlineMoreLess
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