Poems
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Thou! that hast feeUng, with peculiar art.
To touch each spring that vibrates on the heart J Thou ! that hast learnt, with true and genuine taste^ To cull each flow'r tjiat decks the bacren waste i And many an humble plant, woa*d save with care.
tVliicfi '^^ wastes jts sweetness on the desart air.* For thee the Muse> with heartfelt ardour springs; The simple {daudit of the heart she brings* For Hablby's fate her silent tears have flow'd, Hecejre has frac'd h^ to his ^p abode; r Unbidden sighs^ ...his sad remembrance save.
And ''th6 green grass waves lightly o*er his grave," That spot — to Gratitude — to Virtue dear !
Receives the tribute of a Soldier's tear : The poor xDsm*^ rev'rence tbci« sh^ tribute ps^*^ .
And weeping Love shdl guard ibb pensive wajr.
TO THE MSMORT OF A YOUNG WOMAN/ .Jou&d dead.in St. George's lields.
1 UiTH APPT Daughter of distress arid woe !
Whatfc'er thy sorrows,, arid whoe'er thou art'; •For thee the tear of Charity shall flow, Warm from the purest fountains of the heart, ^Perhaps, though now neglected arid unknown, A parent once beheld thee with delight!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thou! that hast feeUng, with peculiar art.
To touch each spring that vibrates on the heart J Thou ! that hast learnt, with true and genuine taste^ To cull each flow'r tjiat decks the bacren waste i And many an humble plant, woa*d save with care.
tVliicfi '^^ wastes jts sweetness on the desart air.* For thee the Muse> with heartfelt ardour springs; The simple {daudit of the heart she brings* For Hablby's fate her silent tears have flow'd, Hecejre has frac'd h^ to his ^p abode; r Unbidden sighs^ ...his sad remembrance save.
And ''th6 green grass waves lightly o*er his grave," That spot — to Gratitude — to Virtue dear !
Receives the tribute of a Soldier's tear : The poor xDsm*^ rev'rence tbci« sh^ tribute ps^*^ .
And weeping Love shdl guard ibb pensive wajr.
TO THE MSMORT OF A YOUNG WOMAN/ .Jou&d dead.in St. George's lields.
1 UiTH APPT Daughter of distress arid woe !
Whatfc'er thy sorrows,, arid whoe'er thou art'; •For thee the tear of Charity shall flow, Warm from the purest fountains of the heart, ^Perhaps, though now neglected arid unknown, A parent once beheld thee with delight!
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Young Sewell to read onlineMoreLess
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