Poems
Poems
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That charity and kindness dwell.
And, in some lonely, silent hour.
When thou shalt yield to memory's power, y Google 173 And let her fondly lead thee o'er The scenes that thou hast past before, To absent friends and days gone by.
Then, should they meet thy pensive eye, A true memento may they be Of one, whose bosom owes to thee So many hours enjoyed in gladness.
That else perhaps had passed in sadness.
And many a golden dream of joy, Untarnished and without alloy — Of one whose eye looks back t...o view The scenes that she has journeyed through, And sees no spots more brightly shine, Than those her feet have trod with thine ; Whose fervent prayer will ever be " Heaven's choicest blessings rest on thee ! " ,y Google 174 THE PEBBLE AND THE ACORN.
'^ I AM a Pebble! and yield to none!" Were swelling words of a tiny stone, " Nor time nor season can alter me ; I am abiding, while ages flee.
The pelting hail and the drizzling rain Have tried to soflen me, long, in vain ; And the tender dew has sought to melt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That charity and kindness dwell.
And, in some lonely, silent hour.
When thou shalt yield to memory's power, y Google 173 And let her fondly lead thee o'er The scenes that thou hast past before, To absent friends and days gone by.
Then, should they meet thy pensive eye, A true memento may they be Of one, whose bosom owes to thee So many hours enjoyed in gladness.
That else perhaps had passed in sadness.
And many a golden dream of joy, Untarnished and without alloy — Of one whose eye looks back t...o view The scenes that she has journeyed through, And sees no spots more brightly shine, Than those her feet have trod with thine ; Whose fervent prayer will ever be " Heaven's choicest blessings rest on thee ! " ,y Google 174 THE PEBBLE AND THE ACORN.
'^ I AM a Pebble! and yield to none!" Were swelling words of a tiny stone, " Nor time nor season can alter me ; I am abiding, while ages flee.
The pelting hail and the drizzling rain Have tried to soflen me, long, in vain ; And the tender dew has sought to melt.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gould Hannah Flagg to read onlineMoreLess
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