Poems
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Alas ! and Avhen we lay us down In quiet, peaceful rest, Will no loved hand plant flowers bright Above our pulseless breast ?
Will our last narrow, earthen bed And marble slab of white ISTeglected be allowed to pass, As da}' succeeds the night ?
It matters not if we but live To gain a home on higli, Where our poor bodies rest beneath The bending summer sky.
And yet those old, neglected graves }3ring sadness to our heart, And as we sadly on them gaze, The tears unbidden start.
>>^o OCTOBER.
The ...woods are stripped of all theii' glory now, The ground is strewn v/ith leaves of every shade- Red, green, and brown, and dingy yellow, With frost-robe white and clear o'er laid, 49 Tlie clouds arc diirk, and thick, and murky, Tlie morning suu streams feebly tlirough, The brook flows sadly on its winding way, Beside which fragrant lilies grew.
The Avinds sigh plaintively around my home, Sigh for summer's glory, faded now.
The autumn goddess wiiispers hoarsly, too, Death damps chill her regal brow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alas ! and Avhen we lay us down In quiet, peaceful rest, Will no loved hand plant flowers bright Above our pulseless breast ?
Will our last narrow, earthen bed And marble slab of white ISTeglected be allowed to pass, As da}' succeeds the night ?
It matters not if we but live To gain a home on higli, Where our poor bodies rest beneath The bending summer sky.
And yet those old, neglected graves }3ring sadness to our heart, And as we sadly on them gaze, The tears unbidden start.
>>^o OCTOBER.
The ...woods are stripped of all theii' glory now, The ground is strewn v/ith leaves of every shade- Red, green, and brown, and dingy yellow, With frost-robe white and clear o'er laid, 49 Tlie clouds arc diirk, and thick, and murky, Tlie morning suu streams feebly tlirough, The brook flows sadly on its winding way, Beside which fragrant lilies grew.
The Avinds sigh plaintively around my home, Sigh for summer's glory, faded now.
The autumn goddess wiiispers hoarsly, too, Death damps chill her regal brow.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [van Namee, J. William] [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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