Poems
Poems
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in. When first the infant learns to look on high, While twilight's drapery his heart appals, Thy full-orbed presence captivates his eye ; Or when, 'mid shadows grim upon the walls, Are sent thy pallid rays, 'T is awe his bosom fills, And trembling joy that thrills His tiny frame, and fastens his young gaze. Thy spell is on that heart, And childhood may depart, But it shall gather strength with youthful days ; For oft as thou, capricious moon, Shalt wax and wane, He, now perchance a love-sick sw...ain, Will watch thee at night's stilly noon, Pouring his passion in an amorous strain : Or, with the mistress of his soul, Lighted by thy love-whispering beams, In some secluded garden stroll, Bewildered in Elysian dreams ; Nor once suspect, while his full pulses move, That thou, whom tides obey, may'st turn the tide of love 1 TO THE MOON. 113 IV. The watcher on the deep, Though weary be his eye, Forgets even downy sleep, When thou art in the sky. For with thine image on the silvery sea, A thousand forms of memory Whirl in a mazy dance ; And when he upward looks to thee, In thy far-reaching glance There is a sacred bond of sympathy 'T wixt sea and land ; For on his native strand That glance awakens kindred souls To kindred thought, And though the deep between them rolls, Hearts are together brought ; While tears that fall from eyes at home, And those which wet the sailor's cheek, From the same sacred fountains come, The same emotion speak.
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in. When first the infant learns to look on high, While twilight's drapery his heart appals, Thy full-orbed presence captivates his eye ; Or when, 'mid shadows grim upon the walls, Are sent thy pallid rays, 'T is awe his bosom fills, And trembling joy that thrills His tiny frame, and fastens his young gaze. Thy spell is on that heart, And childhood may depart, But it shall gather strength with youthful days ; For oft as thou, capricious moon, Shalt wax and wane, He, now perchance a love-sick sw...ain, Will watch thee at night's stilly noon, Pouring his passion in an amorous strain : Or, with the mistress of his soul, Lighted by thy love-whispering beams, In some secluded garden stroll, Bewildered in Elysian dreams ; Nor once suspect, while his full pulses move, That thou, whom tides obey, may'st turn the tide of love 1 TO THE MOON. 113 IV. The watcher on the deep, Though weary be his eye, Forgets even downy sleep, When thou art in the sky. For with thine image on the silvery sea, A thousand forms of memory Whirl in a mazy dance ; And when he upward looks to thee, In thy far-reaching glance There is a sacred bond of sympathy 'T wixt sea and land ; For on his native strand That glance awakens kindred souls To kindred thought, And though the deep between them rolls, Hearts are together brought ; While tears that fall from eyes at home, And those which wet the sailor's cheek, From the same sacred fountains come, The same emotion speak.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth C Elizabeth Clementine Kinney to read onlineMoreLess
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