Poems
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And told sweet tales of happiness, To be re-told no more.
i8 With feelinj^s and with thoughts like these, She yain'd the rude-built stile, No lover's soothing voice was there, To beg her stay awhile. Instinctively she look'd around, As if by hope inspired ; 'Twas all in vain, her grief was o'er — She fainted and expired.
The hours flew on, no daughter came, The night was dark and wild : The fond, affectionate old pair Grew anxious for their child ; They sought her with distracted steps, And fou...nd her, where she lay, A faded corpse, a wither'd flower, Cut down in life's sweet May.
They sorely wept, and vainly tried To bring life back again : Coldly she lay, no more to feel Her own or others' pain — Martyr to man's inconstancy, J'"ntombcd, she now doth sleep In the churchyard, where youth repairs To pity and to weep.
^ ^ ^r^^ ^^^J}^ s 3 ""^*hou ever-cheering source of light, How splendid is thy rise ! When summer decks the fields with green.
And flowers of thousand dyes. The clouds at thy divine approach, Put on their liveries gay, - And float sublimely through the air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And told sweet tales of happiness, To be re-told no more.
i8 With feelinj^s and with thoughts like these, She yain'd the rude-built stile, No lover's soothing voice was there, To beg her stay awhile. Instinctively she look'd around, As if by hope inspired ; 'Twas all in vain, her grief was o'er — She fainted and expired.
The hours flew on, no daughter came, The night was dark and wild : The fond, affectionate old pair Grew anxious for their child ; They sought her with distracted steps, And fou...nd her, where she lay, A faded corpse, a wither'd flower, Cut down in life's sweet May.
They sorely wept, and vainly tried To bring life back again : Coldly she lay, no more to feel Her own or others' pain — Martyr to man's inconstancy, J'"ntombcd, she now doth sleep In the churchyard, where youth repairs To pity and to weep.
^ ^ ^r^^ ^^^J}^ s 3 ""^*hou ever-cheering source of light, How splendid is thy rise ! When summer decks the fields with green.
And flowers of thousand dyes. The clouds at thy divine approach, Put on their liveries gay, - And float sublimely through the air.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Ackroyd to read onlineMoreLess
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