Pocahontas Princess of Virginia And Other Poems
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Sweet fairy vision ! ever hold thy sway, Oh ! too transcendent bright on earth to stay. Wake not, fair dreamer : things that erst have been Sweetly float o er thee in a magic scene. Flowers, of sweetest perfume, scattered round, Exhale their odors ; flutes, of heavenly sound, Swell to the breeze, enliven all the plain, And bid enchantment still maintain its reign.
32 POCAHONTAS.
VI.
How gladly does the mind revert to past, To days too blissful scenes too pure to last. Oh ! if but time would sta...y its rapid hours ! When, in its course, it meets Elysian bowers, Linger awhile delay its rapid flight, Nor thus haste on to sink in endless night. The thought is vain it passes with the wind- Heedless of all things, leaving all behind.
VII.
As in the fragrant arbor still she lay, The paddling oars, urged on through feathered spray, Awoke the slumberer ; in the distant view A brigaiitine her quick attention drew.
Time failed to let her further cause explore Ere a canoe, well manned, approached the shore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sweet fairy vision ! ever hold thy sway, Oh ! too transcendent bright on earth to stay. Wake not, fair dreamer : things that erst have been Sweetly float o er thee in a magic scene. Flowers, of sweetest perfume, scattered round, Exhale their odors ; flutes, of heavenly sound, Swell to the breeze, enliven all the plain, And bid enchantment still maintain its reign.
32 POCAHONTAS.
VI.
How gladly does the mind revert to past, To days too blissful scenes too pure to last. Oh ! if but time would sta...y its rapid hours ! When, in its course, it meets Elysian bowers, Linger awhile delay its rapid flight, Nor thus haste on to sink in endless night. The thought is vain it passes with the wind- Heedless of all things, leaving all behind.
VII.
As in the fragrant arbor still she lay, The paddling oars, urged on through feathered spray, Awoke the slumberer ; in the distant view A brigaiitine her quick attention drew.
Time failed to let her further cause explore Ere a canoe, well manned, approached the shore.
What to read after Pocahontas Princess of Virginia And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Watson Waldron to read onlineMoreLess
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