Night in the Woods And Other Poems
Night in the Woods And Other Poems
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Peerless ! I sing to thee, The tear of sympathy : Affection's modest gage, Lustrous as glory's page ; Deep as the sea.
'Tis thine, when sorrow's breast Pulsates with deep unrest, To carry sweet relief : Care, suffering and grief, By thee are blest.
No gems, no jewels rare, With thee in aught compare : Theirs was an earth-bound mine A feeling heart is thine : Thou art the outward sign Of selfless prayer.
To the Skylark In golden air thy melody Pours forth in a continuous stream, Whose force deno...tes an ecstasy Of love and hope and joy supreme : A bright cascade of rippling waves : Of pearly notes a rhythmic string : Not artificial bars and staves, But a spontaneous song of Spring. What other music can express, What other language can define The sense of perfect happiness So well as that sweet song of thine ? From thy harmonious, upward flight Towards the immense cerulean dome, Till thou art but a speck in sight, Thy clear, exulting accents come. On thy return to earth again, Sustained by love's enthralling power, In swelling tones thy praises rain, As grateful as a summer shower.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Peerless ! I sing to thee, The tear of sympathy : Affection's modest gage, Lustrous as glory's page ; Deep as the sea.
'Tis thine, when sorrow's breast Pulsates with deep unrest, To carry sweet relief : Care, suffering and grief, By thee are blest.
No gems, no jewels rare, With thee in aught compare : Theirs was an earth-bound mine A feeling heart is thine : Thou art the outward sign Of selfless prayer.
To the Skylark In golden air thy melody Pours forth in a continuous stream, Whose force deno...tes an ecstasy Of love and hope and joy supreme : A bright cascade of rippling waves : Of pearly notes a rhythmic string : Not artificial bars and staves, But a spontaneous song of Spring. What other music can express, What other language can define The sense of perfect happiness So well as that sweet song of thine ? From thy harmonious, upward flight Towards the immense cerulean dome, Till thou art but a speck in sight, Thy clear, exulting accents come. On thy return to earth again, Sustained by love's enthralling power, In swelling tones thy praises rain, As grateful as a summer shower.
What to read after Night in the Woods And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Robert Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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