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Her gentle hand clasps wasted fingers With soothing spell ; While, watching near, an angel lingers To guard her well, 23 On My Mother Heroically brave, tender yet strong, Most generous, and faithful, nobly wise : These part thee, Mother, from the common throng, While joy from sorrow born lives in thine eyes.
Kind eyes so full of tenderness and strength, Thy generous heart how ready to forgive, Where, after mercy, judgment wakes at length, Bidding the guilty fear, the wronged ones live.
A bright...er future opes its golden door, And God rains down soft blessings from above ; Oh ! may these genial influences restore Joy to a heart so hungering for love.
2 3 Sonnet on My Grandparents At first, a bride in beauty's peerless dower, And next a mourner struck by poverty, An alien in a foreign land we see, Where kings do pay her court with pomp of power.
Then see her bravely bear an altered hour, Where lawless mobs through Paris wildly rage Until her husband's gentle words assuage The wounds of Fate, and tender succour shower ; And now they wander where the giant oak, In fair Northamptonshire puts forth its might, Fair children round them, when death's sudden stroke Doth part them twain, and now another sight !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her gentle hand clasps wasted fingers With soothing spell ; While, watching near, an angel lingers To guard her well, 23 On My Mother Heroically brave, tender yet strong, Most generous, and faithful, nobly wise : These part thee, Mother, from the common throng, While joy from sorrow born lives in thine eyes.
Kind eyes so full of tenderness and strength, Thy generous heart how ready to forgive, Where, after mercy, judgment wakes at length, Bidding the guilty fear, the wronged ones live.
A bright...er future opes its golden door, And God rains down soft blessings from above ; Oh ! may these genial influences restore Joy to a heart so hungering for love.
2 3 Sonnet on My Grandparents At first, a bride in beauty's peerless dower, And next a mourner struck by poverty, An alien in a foreign land we see, Where kings do pay her court with pomp of power.
Then see her bravely bear an altered hour, Where lawless mobs through Paris wildly rage Until her husband's gentle words assuage The wounds of Fate, and tender succour shower ; And now they wander where the giant oak, In fair Northamptonshire puts forth its might, Fair children round them, when death's sudden stroke Doth part them twain, and now another sight !
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney De Vere Beauclerk to read onlineMoreLess
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