Miscellaneous Poems
Miscellaneous Poems
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that name — I honour it far more Than all the brilliant dross of worldling's store. But not that friendship, which but breathes to-day, Expands too soon, then sinks into decay. That friendship I would prize must live for years ; Must soothe in sorrow, and e'en smile 'mid tears. Such, such was Emma's. Oh ! forgive, my friend^ These falling tears which friendship's visions send. Come, Mem'ry, then, to me, delightful maid ; On hov 'ring wing attend, and lend thy aid. And Fancy, too, with Pity's te...nder tear, Soothe, soothe me, whilst I weep on Emma's bier. Recall each word, each tender look and tone, And Emma's image raise, now Emma's flown. For ah ! thy seraph spirit soars on high, Too pure for earth, a blossom from the sky. Go, then, I bid thee go, friend of my heart ; To know thee blest, robs sorrow of her dart ; And if permitted here on earth to glide, Rouse me from sin, and ev'ry folly chide. ^ THE EXILE'S FAREWELL. Oh ! Ellen, how vainly I thought My love and affection to show, And once imagined that nought But death could divide us below.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
that name — I honour it far more Than all the brilliant dross of worldling's store. But not that friendship, which but breathes to-day, Expands too soon, then sinks into decay. That friendship I would prize must live for years ; Must soothe in sorrow, and e'en smile 'mid tears. Such, such was Emma's. Oh ! forgive, my friend^ These falling tears which friendship's visions send. Come, Mem'ry, then, to me, delightful maid ; On hov 'ring wing attend, and lend thy aid. And Fancy, too, with Pity's te...nder tear, Soothe, soothe me, whilst I weep on Emma's bier. Recall each word, each tender look and tone, And Emma's image raise, now Emma's flown. For ah ! thy seraph spirit soars on high, Too pure for earth, a blossom from the sky. Go, then, I bid thee go, friend of my heart ; To know thee blest, robs sorrow of her dart ; And if permitted here on earth to glide, Rouse me from sin, and ev'ry folly chide. ^ THE EXILE'S FAREWELL. Oh ! Ellen, how vainly I thought My love and affection to show, And once imagined that nought But death could divide us below.
What to read after Miscellaneous Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Gunning Wyatt to read onlineMoreLess
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