Poems
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Here, far from all the pomp Ambition seeks, Much sought, but only whilst untasted prais'd, Content and Innocence, with rosy cheeks, Enjoy the simple shed their hands have rais'd.
On a gray rock it stands, whose fretted base The distant cat'ract's murm'ring waters lave, Whilst o'er its mossy roof, with varying grace, The slender branches of the white birch wave.
Around the forest-fir is heard to sigh, On which the pensive ear delights to dwell, Whilst, as the gazing trav'ller passes by, The gray... goat, starting, sounds his tinkling bell. Oh! in my native land, ere life's decline, May such a spot, so wild, so sweet, be mine!
LINES TO THE MEMORY OF MRS. B---- Ah, stranger! if thy pilgrim footsteps love, By meditation led, to wander here, A suff'ring husband may thy pity move, Who weeps the loss of all his soul holds dear!
Cold as this mourning marble is that heart, Which Virtue warm'd with pure and gen'rous heat, Which to each checquer'd scene could joy impart, Nor ceas'd to love until it ceas'd to beat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here, far from all the pomp Ambition seeks, Much sought, but only whilst untasted prais'd, Content and Innocence, with rosy cheeks, Enjoy the simple shed their hands have rais'd.
On a gray rock it stands, whose fretted base The distant cat'ract's murm'ring waters lave, Whilst o'er its mossy roof, with varying grace, The slender branches of the white birch wave.
Around the forest-fir is heard to sigh, On which the pensive ear delights to dwell, Whilst, as the gazing trav'ller passes by, The gray... goat, starting, sounds his tinkling bell. Oh! in my native land, ere life's decline, May such a spot, so wild, so sweet, be mine!
LINES TO THE MEMORY OF MRS. B---- Ah, stranger! if thy pilgrim footsteps love, By meditation led, to wander here, A suff'ring husband may thy pity move, Who weeps the loss of all his soul holds dear!
Cold as this mourning marble is that heart, Which Virtue warm'd with pure and gen'rous heat, Which to each checquer'd scene could joy impart, Nor ceas'd to love until it ceas'd to beat.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carr John Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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