My Leisure Hours Or Poems On Various Subjects
My Leisure Hours Or Poems On Various Subjects
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Into whose bosom can 1 pour my woe, Or dare to ask, one kind consoling. Tear? No there's none will let the trace of sorrow Stain their cheek, for Edwin — wretched Edwin. — A magic name still rings within my ears, Eliza's sainted form presents itself In these horrific clouds of night. My blood Recoils ! — yes — tender pity once was there ; Her's was the bosom which defying storms MY LEISURE HOURS.
Like this, would bared have been to shelter me.
* » « * Oh! God, Forgive — forgive — even as she fo...rgave!
Hark ! yon curfew sounds and calls the trav'ller From these stupendous heights : O would to hcav'a It were a knell, whose dull, yet warning tone. Told the inquiring world, that he, who once Was Edwin call'd, lay now repos'd in death. Yet — would there be one who'd his requiem sinj And breathe a hope that his departed soul Might rest in peace? — Shall I obey the sound And leave this spot — to go— whither I know not. Or by the impulse of mad despair, plunge From this height, thus meet my doom, and rush.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Into whose bosom can 1 pour my woe, Or dare to ask, one kind consoling. Tear? No there's none will let the trace of sorrow Stain their cheek, for Edwin — wretched Edwin. — A magic name still rings within my ears, Eliza's sainted form presents itself In these horrific clouds of night. My blood Recoils ! — yes — tender pity once was there ; Her's was the bosom which defying storms MY LEISURE HOURS.
Like this, would bared have been to shelter me.
* » « * Oh! God, Forgive — forgive — even as she fo...rgave!
Hark ! yon curfew sounds and calls the trav'ller From these stupendous heights : O would to hcav'a It were a knell, whose dull, yet warning tone. Told the inquiring world, that he, who once Was Edwin call'd, lay now repos'd in death. Yet — would there be one who'd his requiem sinj And breathe a hope that his departed soul Might rest in peace? — Shall I obey the sound And leave this spot — to go— whither I know not. Or by the impulse of mad despair, plunge From this height, thus meet my doom, and rush.
What to read after My Leisure Hours Or Poems On Various Subjects?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Quested to read onlineMoreLess
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