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Faint, and in outline dim, the type appears, Obscured by sin, and blotted o'er with tears ; But He wipes all away, whose love hath given Best to the spirit here eternal rest in Heaven.
16 THE SKYLAEK, DBIPPING dew - drops from its wings, Merrily the skylark soaretli ; Ever rising as it sings, From its tuneful throat it poureth Notes which thrill the silent air, Sounds which vibrate everywhere.
Though it leave its earthly nest, Still it flies on wings of love Upwards, quivering as in quest Of a ...joyous home above ; Till from sight the fleecy cloud Hides the warbler as a shroud.
17 All its soul in sunlight steeping, Far above it wings its flight, Through the unruffled azure sweeping, Bathed in beauty as in light, Higher, higher, higher still, Singing ' at its own sweet will. ' Lovers seated in the shade Hear its song above, and bless it ; How the loving, tender maid Longs to feed and to caress it, Listening with half -tearful eyes To Ms Bird of Paradise !
Listening till her heart, o'erflowing, Melts at melody so true ; And the summer breezes blowing, Fall upon her breast like dew ; In that breast if grief have share, Love itself is slumbering there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Faint, and in outline dim, the type appears, Obscured by sin, and blotted o'er with tears ; But He wipes all away, whose love hath given Best to the spirit here eternal rest in Heaven.
16 THE SKYLAEK, DBIPPING dew - drops from its wings, Merrily the skylark soaretli ; Ever rising as it sings, From its tuneful throat it poureth Notes which thrill the silent air, Sounds which vibrate everywhere.
Though it leave its earthly nest, Still it flies on wings of love Upwards, quivering as in quest Of a ...joyous home above ; Till from sight the fleecy cloud Hides the warbler as a shroud.
17 All its soul in sunlight steeping, Far above it wings its flight, Through the unruffled azure sweeping, Bathed in beauty as in light, Higher, higher, higher still, Singing ' at its own sweet will. ' Lovers seated in the shade Hear its song above, and bless it ; How the loving, tender maid Longs to feed and to caress it, Listening with half -tearful eyes To Ms Bird of Paradise !
Listening till her heart, o'erflowing, Melts at melody so true ; And the summer breezes blowing, Fall upon her breast like dew ; In that breast if grief have share, Love itself is slumbering there.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dennis John to read onlineMoreLess
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