Poems
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When will thy sabbath shine on all things good ?
MORNING.
A CANTICLE.
Oh come, ye daughters of Jerusalem ! Come with your timbrels and your songs of joy, To hail the sparkling-footed morn, that brings Her flagons, 'plenish'd from the wells of light, From hills of myrrh and Carmel's fragrant brow. Come while she comes, kindling the dewdrop stars. The fear, the shadow, and the snare are gone The blossoms smile and with glad faces now The lilies shine. Hark ! from the hills afar Melodious bleat th...e lamb ; while o'er the stream POEMS. 49 The hart looks pleas'd towards yon far-seen rock, Where the blithe shepherd in the sunshine sings, " Awake, my love my fair one come away ! " THE SIDDONIAN CURSE.
May he survive the world forgot of God ! And in the infinite, where all things were, Blaspheme alone for ever and for ever !
THE MISANTHROPE.
The conscious Misanthrope ! I first beheld him When in my pilgrimage I paced forlorn The shipless shores and lone funereal wastes, Where mould'ring lies the skeleton of Greece.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When will thy sabbath shine on all things good ?
MORNING.
A CANTICLE.
Oh come, ye daughters of Jerusalem ! Come with your timbrels and your songs of joy, To hail the sparkling-footed morn, that brings Her flagons, 'plenish'd from the wells of light, From hills of myrrh and Carmel's fragrant brow. Come while she comes, kindling the dewdrop stars. The fear, the shadow, and the snare are gone The blossoms smile and with glad faces now The lilies shine. Hark ! from the hills afar Melodious bleat th...e lamb ; while o'er the stream POEMS. 49 The hart looks pleas'd towards yon far-seen rock, Where the blithe shepherd in the sunshine sings, " Awake, my love my fair one come away ! " THE SIDDONIAN CURSE.
May he survive the world forgot of God ! And in the infinite, where all things were, Blaspheme alone for ever and for ever !
THE MISANTHROPE.
The conscious Misanthrope ! I first beheld him When in my pilgrimage I paced forlorn The shipless shores and lone funereal wastes, Where mould'ring lies the skeleton of Greece.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Galt John to read onlineMoreLess
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