Lyrics By the Letter H [pseud.]
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Horrible tide, that lies below The unsounded sea of waking thought !
Dim tide with every monster fraught ; While others, nor more pure nor strong, Hear in their sleep the seraph's song.
And mount, as ne'er awake they rose, Superior to terrestrial woes, — What weird, magnetic spell is thine That drags me to your hateful brine, Whene'er my wearied Reason lowers Her strained hands from the burning oars ?
117 WIDOWOLOGY PHILOSOPHIZED.
Oh, none of your boarding-school misses, Your " sweet, timid cre...atures " for me- Who rave about Cupid and blisses, Yet know not what either may be: I don't feel at all sentimental.
Nor care I for Byron a rap, — But give me a jolly and gentle Young widow in weeds and a cap !
To her I would offer my duty.
For, in truth, all belief it exceeds.
To find how the blossom of beauty Is heightened by peeping from '' weeds ;"- She is armed cap-a-pie for the struggle, — To her cap I a captive belong.
And the wink of her magical ogle Is a challenge to courtship and song.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Horrible tide, that lies below The unsounded sea of waking thought !
Dim tide with every monster fraught ; While others, nor more pure nor strong, Hear in their sleep the seraph's song.
And mount, as ne'er awake they rose, Superior to terrestrial woes, — What weird, magnetic spell is thine That drags me to your hateful brine, Whene'er my wearied Reason lowers Her strained hands from the burning oars ?
117 WIDOWOLOGY PHILOSOPHIZED.
Oh, none of your boarding-school misses, Your " sweet, timid cre...atures " for me- Who rave about Cupid and blisses, Yet know not what either may be: I don't feel at all sentimental.
Nor care I for Byron a rap, — But give me a jolly and gentle Young widow in weeds and a cap !
To her I would offer my duty.
For, in truth, all belief it exceeds.
To find how the blossom of beauty Is heightened by peeping from '' weeds ;"- She is armed cap-a-pie for the struggle, — To her cap I a captive belong.
And the wink of her magical ogle Is a challenge to courtship and song.
What to read after Lyrics By the Letter H [pseud.]?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Halpine, Charles G. (Charles Graham), 1829-1868 to read onlineMoreLess
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