Orlean Lamar, And Other Poems
Orlean Lamar, And Other Poems
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The keeping of your bridal, barred.
He strove to pass — ^he sank — ^the blood Gushed from his heart, and tinged the sod ; And ere his closing lips could tell The love of her for whom he fell.
Death stilled life's current in its flow j White grew the lips, and cold the brow : Lady, he loved with latest breath ; For you died a deserter's death ! " She calmly stood ; no tearfiil eye, Told of the heart's deep agony.
Faded the blood from brow and cheeks ; Smiled, with the smile that bitter speaks Di...gitized by V3OOQ IC {6 THE TWO DEBEBimtS.
Of life ; then to her mother turned, While nature's force to ashes burned.
" I too am going to desert." — The sad decree none could revert.
Flowed from her lips the crimson tide, And Death had wed the fair, young bride.
Digitized by V3OOQ IC OUR HOLT DATS.
Our life is a beautiftd mystery ; A mingUng of pleasure and woe ; Its hearts woven into a history, Which only the heaven-host know.
A fair sheaf of memories, treasured Within the soul's gamer, sublime : — A chain of bright days, which are measured.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The keeping of your bridal, barred.
He strove to pass — ^he sank — ^the blood Gushed from his heart, and tinged the sod ; And ere his closing lips could tell The love of her for whom he fell.
Death stilled life's current in its flow j White grew the lips, and cold the brow : Lady, he loved with latest breath ; For you died a deserter's death ! " She calmly stood ; no tearfiil eye, Told of the heart's deep agony.
Faded the blood from brow and cheeks ; Smiled, with the smile that bitter speaks Di...gitized by V3OOQ IC {6 THE TWO DEBEBimtS.
Of life ; then to her mother turned, While nature's force to ashes burned.
" I too am going to desert." — The sad decree none could revert.
Flowed from her lips the crimson tide, And Death had wed the fair, young bride.
Digitized by V3OOQ IC OUR HOLT DATS.
Our life is a beautiftd mystery ; A mingUng of pleasure and woe ; Its hearts woven into a history, Which only the heaven-host know.
A fair sheaf of memories, treasured Within the soul's gamer, sublime : — A chain of bright days, which are measured.
What to read after Orlean Lamar, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bolton, Sarah Knowles, 1841-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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