Lost Valentines Found With Other Trifles in Rhyme
Lost Valentines Found With Other Trifles in Rhyme
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TRIFLES IN RHYME.
TO MARY.
Away with care, away with sorrow, Every sombre thought away.
The sun that shines upon to-morrow Beams on 's natal day.
d5 58 TRIFLES IN RHYME.
Who shall share my bosom's pleasure?
Who shall share my heart's gay fliglit? Who but her, that bosom's treasure?
Who but her, that heart's delight?
This first pledge, my sweetest Mary !
Fanned the flame that rose above, For, ah! the beams, but dim and dreary, That Hymen sheds on childless love.
When the sacred vows are plighted..., Oh! the next wish virtue knows, Is, that those whom love united, Share the gifts that love bestows.
TRIFLES IN RHYME, B9 Anxious hopes and fears distressing, Parents' bosoms ever thrill, But heaven's choicest, sweetest blessing.
Is the throb that parents feel.
Oh! that throb electric, instant Flashing through the glowing frame, When the little lisping infant First can sound a parent's name.
Then its prattle, how endearing, Nature's balm for every woe, Sorrow soothing— sadness cheering. — We, my love!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TRIFLES IN RHYME.
TO MARY.
Away with care, away with sorrow, Every sombre thought away.
The sun that shines upon to-morrow Beams on 's natal day.
d5 58 TRIFLES IN RHYME.
Who shall share my bosom's pleasure?
Who shall share my heart's gay fliglit? Who but her, that bosom's treasure?
Who but her, that heart's delight?
This first pledge, my sweetest Mary !
Fanned the flame that rose above, For, ah! the beams, but dim and dreary, That Hymen sheds on childless love.
When the sacred vows are plighted..., Oh! the next wish virtue knows, Is, that those whom love united, Share the gifts that love bestows.
TRIFLES IN RHYME, B9 Anxious hopes and fears distressing, Parents' bosoms ever thrill, But heaven's choicest, sweetest blessing.
Is the throb that parents feel.
Oh! that throb electric, instant Flashing through the glowing frame, When the little lisping infant First can sound a parent's name.
Then its prattle, how endearing, Nature's balm for every woe, Sorrow soothing— sadness cheering. — We, my love!
What to read after Lost Valentines Found With Other Trifles in Rhyme?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Printer Barnard Farley to read onlineMoreLess
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