Lichens From the Old Rock: Poems
Lichens From the Old Rock: Poems
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Eyelids drooped o'er sleepy eyes, As the midnight hides the skies.
Veiling all their azure dyes.
Bright young heads laid down to rest On the snowy pillow's breast.
As sinks the day-king in the west Upon some pearly cloudlet's crest.
Whispered silence in the room, Solitude as of the tomb.
Darkness that's akin to gloom.
Chilfish vokres mute and still.
Honied br sle^ as mountain-rill Bound in ice-bands, bright but chill.
Children slumbering, free from dread, Modier praying by their bed, Angels vat...ching overhead.
Evening's solemn silver chime, Like some fairy's magic riiyme, Meting out the flight of time.
And a Father's eye above, Mewing all with look of love.
RELICS.
J^N the dusty drawer of an old bureau Lie those faded things of the long ago ; There are locks of gray, that hoar heads did wear, And delicate ringlets of wavy hair ; There's a silken curl from an infant's head, And tresses of gold o'er which tears were shed, And down in a comer, preserved with care, Is a precious morsel of silver hair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eyelids drooped o'er sleepy eyes, As the midnight hides the skies.
Veiling all their azure dyes.
Bright young heads laid down to rest On the snowy pillow's breast.
As sinks the day-king in the west Upon some pearly cloudlet's crest.
Whispered silence in the room, Solitude as of the tomb.
Darkness that's akin to gloom.
Chilfish vokres mute and still.
Honied br sle^ as mountain-rill Bound in ice-bands, bright but chill.
Children slumbering, free from dread, Modier praying by their bed, Angels vat...ching overhead.
Evening's solemn silver chime, Like some fairy's magic riiyme, Meting out the flight of time.
And a Father's eye above, Mewing all with look of love.
RELICS.
J^N the dusty drawer of an old bureau Lie those faded things of the long ago ; There are locks of gray, that hoar heads did wear, And delicate ringlets of wavy hair ; There's a silken curl from an infant's head, And tresses of gold o'er which tears were shed, And down in a comer, preserved with care, Is a precious morsel of silver hair.
What to read after Lichens From the Old Rock: Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Saxby Jessie Margaret Edmondston to read onlineMoreLess
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