Poems
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* . . / THE YOUNG WIFE'S SONG. 129 The game and the chase are alluring, I know, my bold hunter, for thee ; But when borne on thy swift Arab courser, Do thy thoughts ever wander to me ? Or e'er to the home of my childhood, The beautiful cot far away, Where the birds sang so sweet, in their gladness, And I was as happy as they? The lone willow droops in its sadness ; The stern oak stands sturdy and still ; But a loved form is seen in the distance, And footsteps are heard on the hill. "'Tis he! 't...is my Ulric ! I hear him, I see him ; O ! joy, he is here ! " She threw back her curls in her gladness, And silently brushed off a tear. There were low murmured words of forgiveness ; Fond clasping of hands, and a kiss. The past ! ah ! the past is forgotten. What could mar such a moment as this! PRESENTIMENTS. RtX 1 OH ! why this utter loneliness of heart ! These deep, wild throbbings, and these tears that start This heavy sorrow spurning all control, And painful thoughts which crowd upon the soul ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* . . / THE YOUNG WIFE'S SONG. 129 The game and the chase are alluring, I know, my bold hunter, for thee ; But when borne on thy swift Arab courser, Do thy thoughts ever wander to me ? Or e'er to the home of my childhood, The beautiful cot far away, Where the birds sang so sweet, in their gladness, And I was as happy as they? The lone willow droops in its sadness ; The stern oak stands sturdy and still ; But a loved form is seen in the distance, And footsteps are heard on the hill. "'Tis he! 't...is my Ulric ! I hear him, I see him ; O ! joy, he is here ! " She threw back her curls in her gladness, And silently brushed off a tear. There were low murmured words of forgiveness ; Fond clasping of hands, and a kiss. The past ! ah ! the past is forgotten. What could mar such a moment as this! PRESENTIMENTS. RtX 1 OH ! why this utter loneliness of heart ! These deep, wild throbbings, and these tears that start This heavy sorrow spurning all control, And painful thoughts which crowd upon the soul ?
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Truesdell to read onlineMoreLess
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