Poems
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A pensive sadness, A feeling near akin to gladness, A kind of melancholy joy Steals o'er me, as I muse and dream Of better lands, without alloy, Where all is one perpetual gleam Of Summer suns forever more, Where bloom the human flowers that fade, In second birth ; angels arrayed In vestments fading never more.
THE CLOUDS.
The clouds, in fleecy folds of light, Lie piled in surge-like foam aboon, Casting their shadowy forms in flight Before the dimm'd and darken'd moon.
Those shadowy forms, how ...bright they seem, As floating on the brow of night, They bear, in fancy's pictured dream, The seraph-angels in their flight.
(25) WHAT I LOVE.
I.
I love to see the lightning flash Across the red and flaming skv ; o ^ I love to hear the thunder's crash, The hollow waves' low moaning dash, Come murrrTring on the shrill winds by, That soon will burst in louder roar, And pile the surging waves upon the shore.
II.
\ I love the earth : its crystals streams That murmur on their pebbly path ; Its flowers enshrined in beauty's beams, Its trees that wave in golden gleams ; Yet the green earth no feature hath But Time will crumble in his might, And sink its splendor in eternal night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A pensive sadness, A feeling near akin to gladness, A kind of melancholy joy Steals o'er me, as I muse and dream Of better lands, without alloy, Where all is one perpetual gleam Of Summer suns forever more, Where bloom the human flowers that fade, In second birth ; angels arrayed In vestments fading never more.
THE CLOUDS.
The clouds, in fleecy folds of light, Lie piled in surge-like foam aboon, Casting their shadowy forms in flight Before the dimm'd and darken'd moon.
Those shadowy forms, how ...bright they seem, As floating on the brow of night, They bear, in fancy's pictured dream, The seraph-angels in their flight.
(25) WHAT I LOVE.
I.
I love to see the lightning flash Across the red and flaming skv ; o ^ I love to hear the thunder's crash, The hollow waves' low moaning dash, Come murrrTring on the shrill winds by, That soon will burst in louder roar, And pile the surging waves upon the shore.
II.
\ I love the earth : its crystals streams That murmur on their pebbly path ; Its flowers enshrined in beauty's beams, Its trees that wave in golden gleams ; Yet the green earth no feature hath But Time will crumble in his might, And sink its splendor in eternal night.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas N Lawrence to read onlineMoreLess
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