Love Idylls Ballads And Other Poems
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" O lily, rose, and tender eyes ! Though Death hath claimed you for his prize, Safe from all Death, from every power, There lives the memory of that hour !
134 POEM.
ON KINNOULL.
AGAIN, Kinnoull, I breathe thine air, In silent liberty, Again, I drop the mask of care, And stand confessed to thee !
Who, hath he love of native land, And heart of true-born Scot, Can on thy noble summit stand, Nor glow in heart and thought ?
Forgive the tears that silent steal Down this reproachful cheek, Nor deem i...t weakness they reveal The thoughts that utterance seek.
As this fair scene I view below, And raise mine eyes above Kind Heaven, that utterance fit bestow Which may express my f love !
Express the love I bear to thee, To land of home and birth, My love for love, for liberty, For beauty, and for worth !
I feel a beating of the heart, A tightening of the hand, A thousand quick emotions start, At sight of thee, dear land !
Control me, O thou spirit fine That permeat'st this scene !
From every earthliness refine, And free from all that's mean.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" O lily, rose, and tender eyes ! Though Death hath claimed you for his prize, Safe from all Death, from every power, There lives the memory of that hour !
134 POEM.
ON KINNOULL.
AGAIN, Kinnoull, I breathe thine air, In silent liberty, Again, I drop the mask of care, And stand confessed to thee !
Who, hath he love of native land, And heart of true-born Scot, Can on thy noble summit stand, Nor glow in heart and thought ?
Forgive the tears that silent steal Down this reproachful cheek, Nor deem i...t weakness they reveal The thoughts that utterance seek.
As this fair scene I view below, And raise mine eyes above Kind Heaven, that utterance fit bestow Which may express my f love !
Express the love I bear to thee, To land of home and birth, My love for love, for liberty, For beauty, and for worth !
I feel a beating of the heart, A tightening of the hand, A thousand quick emotions start, At sight of thee, dear land !
Control me, O thou spirit fine That permeat'st this scene !
From every earthliness refine, And free from all that's mean.
What to read after Love Idylls Ballads And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Dryerre to read onlineMoreLess
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