Poems
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Trees reflected in thy dear flood. From which the cushats whirr.
Here on the fields of tlw rich dak; Large flocks and herds are seen, And lasses, chanting o'er the pail, With shepherds do convene.
Here ancient faith, which knows no guile. Her homage does retain, . And wise industry's cheerful smile And loval heart remain.
Thy dalesmen free do fear no foe, They loathe the coward's guise, With honour do their bosoms glow, Their blessings do the}' prize.
Generous friends, whom once I loved, Near t...hee lived fair ri-\^er, Now far away they have removed. Bliss enjoying ever.
And while with tears I trace their flight . \down fate's silent stream, I hope to reach that land of light, Which needs not the sunbeam.
O may my future course like theirs, Be pure as thy wave, Lune, Then I may breathe celestial airs, More rich than breeze in June !
CHILDHOOD. 23 CHILDHOOD.
I remember, I remember The little villaf^e school, And my first day there, when a chikl.
Beneath the teacher's rule, I recall the bitter sorrow Of that eventful day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Trees reflected in thy dear flood. From which the cushats whirr.
Here on the fields of tlw rich dak; Large flocks and herds are seen, And lasses, chanting o'er the pail, With shepherds do convene.
Here ancient faith, which knows no guile. Her homage does retain, . And wise industry's cheerful smile And loval heart remain.
Thy dalesmen free do fear no foe, They loathe the coward's guise, With honour do their bosoms glow, Their blessings do the}' prize.
Generous friends, whom once I loved, Near t...hee lived fair ri-\^er, Now far away they have removed. Bliss enjoying ever.
And while with tears I trace their flight . \down fate's silent stream, I hope to reach that land of light, Which needs not the sunbeam.
O may my future course like theirs, Be pure as thy wave, Lune, Then I may breathe celestial airs, More rich than breeze in June !
CHILDHOOD. 23 CHILDHOOD.
I remember, I remember The little villaf^e school, And my first day there, when a chikl.
Beneath the teacher's rule, I recall the bitter sorrow Of that eventful day.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Dixon Hope to read onlineMoreLess
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