Poems
Poems
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G 50 May health her roseate wreath renew, And those that now exclaim " adieu, " That now thy absence mourn; With spirits light as ether hail, Repeated by the passing gale, 's quick return.
51 STANZAS ADDRESSED TO THE SAME.
WITH A BOOK OF MY COMPOSITIONS.
JANUARY, 1804.
WHEN Pindar's Muse, on Pisa's hallow'd strand, With bays immortal crowns a Hiero's brow ; And Maro tunes for Rome's admiring land The lay descriptive of the Trojan woe.
Shouts raised on shouts by Tiber's sea-beat shore, (The voti...ve incense of the people) rise ; Crouds following crouds their mixt applauses pour, Applause re-echoed by the vaulted skies.
Not so the youth that, trembling sweeps the lyre, Hopes the wide taste of ev'ry age to please; Content, the meanest of th' Aonian choir. To sing the murmurs of the sighing breeze.
52 His is the wish to ease the troubled breast. To chace the gloomy visions of despair; To sooth the mind by tender griefs oppress'd, And blunt the arrows of corroding care.
His is the wish to tread the silent vale.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
G 50 May health her roseate wreath renew, And those that now exclaim " adieu, " That now thy absence mourn; With spirits light as ether hail, Repeated by the passing gale, 's quick return.
51 STANZAS ADDRESSED TO THE SAME.
WITH A BOOK OF MY COMPOSITIONS.
JANUARY, 1804.
WHEN Pindar's Muse, on Pisa's hallow'd strand, With bays immortal crowns a Hiero's brow ; And Maro tunes for Rome's admiring land The lay descriptive of the Trojan woe.
Shouts raised on shouts by Tiber's sea-beat shore, (The voti...ve incense of the people) rise ; Crouds following crouds their mixt applauses pour, Applause re-echoed by the vaulted skies.
Not so the youth that, trembling sweeps the lyre, Hopes the wide taste of ev'ry age to please; Content, the meanest of th' Aonian choir. To sing the murmurs of the sighing breeze.
52 His is the wish to ease the troubled breast. To chace the gloomy visions of despair; To sooth the mind by tender griefs oppress'd, And blunt the arrows of corroding care.
His is the wish to tread the silent vale.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Nesbitt White to read onlineMoreLess
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