My Native Village And Other Poems
My Native Village And Other Poems
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Oh ! I have seen the magic beam Of Julia's eye its lovely lightning play; But never more shall that all-powerful stream Of liquid lustre dart its conq'ring ray. For o'er that eye has crept the mortal sleep. And paleness o'er the cheek's transparent bloom ; Ah, Lady, there are eyes will wake and weep, While thou art slumb'ring in the dreamless tomb. * Poetical Sketches, 4tli edition. ON THE DEATH OF JULIA S — . 83 Sweet maidj whom living, ev'ii Envy's breath Acknowledged fair as her that Zeuxis ...drew ; Who can look on thee, beautiful in death, And, Julia, without anguish, say — Adieu ? 84 THE PIXIES OF DEVON. THE PIXIES OF DEVON. The enthusiast gaz'd, like one bewildered And breathless with immortal visitings, — He sat in chill delight; nor stirr'd his head, Lest all should pass away like shadowy things : Now would his eye be dazed with the wings Of spangled fay, hovering o'er blossoms white; — And now he listen'd to lone thrilling strings Of magic lutes — and saw the harebell, bright In its blue veins, for there nestled a form of light.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh ! I have seen the magic beam Of Julia's eye its lovely lightning play; But never more shall that all-powerful stream Of liquid lustre dart its conq'ring ray. For o'er that eye has crept the mortal sleep. And paleness o'er the cheek's transparent bloom ; Ah, Lady, there are eyes will wake and weep, While thou art slumb'ring in the dreamless tomb. * Poetical Sketches, 4tli edition. ON THE DEATH OF JULIA S — . 83 Sweet maidj whom living, ev'ii Envy's breath Acknowledged fair as her that Zeuxis ...drew ; Who can look on thee, beautiful in death, And, Julia, without anguish, say — Adieu ? 84 THE PIXIES OF DEVON. THE PIXIES OF DEVON. The enthusiast gaz'd, like one bewildered And breathless with immortal visitings, — He sat in chill delight; nor stirr'd his head, Lest all should pass away like shadowy things : Now would his eye be dazed with the wings Of spangled fay, hovering o'er blossoms white; — And now he listen'd to lone thrilling strings Of magic lutes — and saw the harebell, bright In its blue veins, for there nestled a form of light.
What to read after My Native Village And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by N T Noel Thomas Carrington to read onlineMoreLess
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