Poems
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I have sat me down under foreign skies Afire with an Orient glow;I have seen the moon gild the desert sand, And silver the Arctic snow, But the thought of you Jenny Allen, Goes with me where I go.
THE UNSEEN CITY.
Not far away does that bright city stand, 'Tis but the mist o'er its dividing stream, That wraps the glory of its glitt'ring strand, Its radiant skies, and mountains silvery gleam;Oh, often in the blindness of our fateWe wander very near the city's gate.
We love that unseen city, and ...we yearn Ever within our earthly homes to seeIts golden towers, that in the sunset burn, Its white walls rising from the quiet sea;Its mansions gleaming with immortal glow, Filled with the treasure lost to us below.
Yes, dear ones that we loved and lost are there; Bright in that fair clime beam those sweet eyes now;Fanned by its soft breeze floats the shining hair, Hair we have smoothed back from the gentlest brow;Softest white hands we kissed and clasped in oursSlipped from our grasp, lured by its glowing flowers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have sat me down under foreign skies Afire with an Orient glow;I have seen the moon gild the desert sand, And silver the Arctic snow, But the thought of you Jenny Allen, Goes with me where I go.
THE UNSEEN CITY.
Not far away does that bright city stand, 'Tis but the mist o'er its dividing stream, That wraps the glory of its glitt'ring strand, Its radiant skies, and mountains silvery gleam;Oh, often in the blindness of our fateWe wander very near the city's gate.
We love that unseen city, and ...we yearn Ever within our earthly homes to seeIts golden towers, that in the sunset burn, Its white walls rising from the quiet sea;Its mansions gleaming with immortal glow, Filled with the treasure lost to us below.
Yes, dear ones that we loved and lost are there; Bright in that fair clime beam those sweet eyes now;Fanned by its soft breeze floats the shining hair, Hair we have smoothed back from the gentlest brow;Softest white hands we kissed and clasped in oursSlipped from our grasp, lured by its glowing flowers.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holley, Marietta, 1836-1926 to read onlineMoreLess
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