Plymouth Church And Other Poems
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53 But passion, lust and rapine are thine own ; And 'neatli thy baleful pall comes fell despair, Nor peace can rest if Jealousy be there. Grive me a lowly cot a happy mind One that I love, and far from human kind, In sweet contentment I could pass my days, And songs of joy in grateful homage raise. . 54 TO WHOM. TO WHOM? OMEWHEEE I knew, at some good time, In no far place nor distant clime, I should meet one whom dreams alone, Had dared to let me call my own. The sailor on the stormy sea, Ne'er... looked for light more wistfully, Than I for one who should be true, I found it nameless one in you ! O happy Eve ! the star of love Looked down and smiled from heaven above, TO WHOM. 55 My wandering steps were turned aside, And that bright star I then espied. The time we met shall ever be A sacred day of Memory ; For some kind angel led me where I looked and found you standing there. And thus we met and though time flies, Yet love still kindles in your eyes, And that bright eve can ne'er seem far When heaven first showed a guiding star.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
53 But passion, lust and rapine are thine own ; And 'neatli thy baleful pall comes fell despair, Nor peace can rest if Jealousy be there. Grive me a lowly cot a happy mind One that I love, and far from human kind, In sweet contentment I could pass my days, And songs of joy in grateful homage raise. . 54 TO WHOM. TO WHOM? OMEWHEEE I knew, at some good time, In no far place nor distant clime, I should meet one whom dreams alone, Had dared to let me call my own. The sailor on the stormy sea, Ne'er... looked for light more wistfully, Than I for one who should be true, I found it nameless one in you ! O happy Eve ! the star of love Looked down and smiled from heaven above, TO WHOM. 55 My wandering steps were turned aside, And that bright star I then espied. The time we met shall ever be A sacred day of Memory ; For some kind angel led me where I looked and found you standing there. And thus we met and though time flies, Yet love still kindles in your eyes, And that bright eve can ne'er seem far When heaven first showed a guiding star.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moses Owen to read onlineMoreLess
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