Poems
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The summer woodlands filling, The solemn cadence rolls, And through the leaves is thrilling Like soft, pulsating souls.
The Sabbath Bells. ']'] The air with rippHng motion, ^oUan answers gives, And like a trembhng ocean, Its outspread bosom heaves.
The far horizon sweeping, Each tone majestic swells, And all the world is leaping Beneath the sounding bells.
'T is solemn, yet 't is cheerful, A clear and pleasant voice. That bids the sad and tearful Be hopeful and rejoice.
Let sabbath morns unclou...ded Still hear these tones of peace, For earth with woe is shrouded When sabbath bells shall cease.
yS Poems.
POEM. * The waves that murmur at our feet, Through many an age had rolled Ere fortune found her favorite seat Within this land of gold.
The Digger, searching for his roots, Here roamed the region wide — Or, wearied with the day's pursuits, Slept by this restless tide.
The dream of greatness never rose Upon his simple brain ; The wealth on which a nation grows.
And builds its power to reign.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The summer woodlands filling, The solemn cadence rolls, And through the leaves is thrilling Like soft, pulsating souls.
The Sabbath Bells. ']'] The air with rippHng motion, ^oUan answers gives, And like a trembhng ocean, Its outspread bosom heaves.
The far horizon sweeping, Each tone majestic swells, And all the world is leaping Beneath the sounding bells.
'T is solemn, yet 't is cheerful, A clear and pleasant voice. That bids the sad and tearful Be hopeful and rejoice.
Let sabbath morns unclou...ded Still hear these tones of peace, For earth with woe is shrouded When sabbath bells shall cease.
yS Poems.
POEM. * The waves that murmur at our feet, Through many an age had rolled Ere fortune found her favorite seat Within this land of gold.
The Digger, searching for his roots, Here roamed the region wide — Or, wearied with the day's pursuits, Slept by this restless tide.
The dream of greatness never rose Upon his simple brain ; The wealth on which a nation grows.
And builds its power to reign.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Rollin Ridge to read onlineMoreLess
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