Poems
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IIB Tlio friends of early days here meet, Witliin her house their vows repeat, With kindly voice and smile still greet !
Around her walls our loved ones dear, Dying, have left their semblance here, Death's wounds to heal, sad lives to cheer !
Thou who hast laid thy babe to rest, Upon his cheek thy last kiss prest, Lo ! he still sleeps on memory's breast !
See the bright wavelets of his hair ; His meek blue eyes half closing there ; The veins that line his forehead fair ; His dimpled fingers cla...sp thine own — He wakes ! you hear his merry tone !
From memory's house he is not gone.
Thou who hast seen thy mother di c She left for thee, with memory, A holy, precious legacy !
10* 114 MEMORY.
And still ill the accustomed place, The evening lamj) beams on her face, And love for thee it seems to trace !
Although no life is blameless, free From earthly sin and misery.
Wo would not part with memory ; For like an aged person's story She robes the bj'gone years in glory, As fresh grown moss decks ruins hoary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IIB Tlio friends of early days here meet, Witliin her house their vows repeat, With kindly voice and smile still greet !
Around her walls our loved ones dear, Dying, have left their semblance here, Death's wounds to heal, sad lives to cheer !
Thou who hast laid thy babe to rest, Upon his cheek thy last kiss prest, Lo ! he still sleeps on memory's breast !
See the bright wavelets of his hair ; His meek blue eyes half closing there ; The veins that line his forehead fair ; His dimpled fingers cla...sp thine own — He wakes ! you hear his merry tone !
From memory's house he is not gone.
Thou who hast seen thy mother di c She left for thee, with memory, A holy, precious legacy !
10* 114 MEMORY.
And still ill the accustomed place, The evening lamj) beams on her face, And love for thee it seems to trace !
Although no life is blameless, free From earthly sin and misery.
Wo would not part with memory ; For like an aged person's story She robes the bj'gone years in glory, As fresh grown moss decks ruins hoary.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Very, Lydia Louisa Anna, 1823-1901. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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