Poems
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25 Beyond the realms of Science or of Thought, Where Sadness fades, as mist across the sun, Where deviating Love has never run, The Past looms up in all its grand decay, To point the path o er Life s beclouded way !
26 A REVERIE.
A REVERIE.
TO L. P. H. I.
Dim thoughts that now arise, and sweep From caverns, measureless in mind, That outward leap to join their kind, To wake the Past from Sorrow s sleep; Whereout sad memories emerge, And pleasant scenes that now are gone, And all that tells the b...rightest dawn Of Life s dim sun is at the verge Old Times ! when I was wont to look With earnest gaze adown the way Of Pleasures yet to be, and grey Mists that o erhung the fields and brook, That by the town its noisy race Did run, and round, about, and in, And out, and passed the village din, Toward the sea, its resting place A REVERIE. 27 Once more return ! and let me know Your cheerfulness to-night again, The quiet wood, the sunken glen, The Happiness of all below !
When my young heart with glee ran wild, And beautiful seemed all the Earth ; No sorrows then to cloud my mirth, And all in Life upon me smiled !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
25 Beyond the realms of Science or of Thought, Where Sadness fades, as mist across the sun, Where deviating Love has never run, The Past looms up in all its grand decay, To point the path o er Life s beclouded way !
26 A REVERIE.
A REVERIE.
TO L. P. H. I.
Dim thoughts that now arise, and sweep From caverns, measureless in mind, That outward leap to join their kind, To wake the Past from Sorrow s sleep; Whereout sad memories emerge, And pleasant scenes that now are gone, And all that tells the b...rightest dawn Of Life s dim sun is at the verge Old Times ! when I was wont to look With earnest gaze adown the way Of Pleasures yet to be, and grey Mists that o erhung the fields and brook, That by the town its noisy race Did run, and round, about, and in, And out, and passed the village din, Toward the sea, its resting place A REVERIE. 27 Once more return ! and let me know Your cheerfulness to-night again, The quiet wood, the sunken glen, The Happiness of all below !
When my young heart with glee ran wild, And beautiful seemed all the Earth ; No sorrows then to cloud my mirth, And all in Life upon me smiled !
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Isaac Dobson to read onlineMoreLess
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