Poems
Poems
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I'll wander to the earthy bed. Where my dear parents lie ; On their cold bosoms rest my head, Breathe one short pray'r and die.
SONNET.
OCCASIONED BY FINDING A BIRD's NEST BLOWN DOWN BY THE HIGH WIND, APRIL 1829.
Alas, poor bird ! and has the boist'rous wind Desti-oy'd the object of thy anxious care, And with rude blast, unpitying and unkind, Scatter'd the fragments to the angry air ; And driven thee a houseless wanderer forth To brave the inclement tempests of the north ? Poor little bird ! li...ke thee I built on high A fairy structure, with bright hopes array 'd ; Those hopes, alas ! were quickly doom'd to die, And the gay fabric in the dust was laid; For o'er it blew the infuriate whirlwinds rude Of cutting cold neglect, and base ingratitude. Thus, hapless bird! while I thy fate bemoan, I weep for woes, alas ! too like my own.
78 TO A YOUNG FRIEND, WHO, WITH SOME OTHERS AND MYSELF, HAD REPRE- SENTED CHARACTERS IN MISS PORTEr's BEAUTIFUE NOVEL OF ' THE SCOTTISH CHIEFS. ' My dear Isabella !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'll wander to the earthy bed. Where my dear parents lie ; On their cold bosoms rest my head, Breathe one short pray'r and die.
SONNET.
OCCASIONED BY FINDING A BIRD's NEST BLOWN DOWN BY THE HIGH WIND, APRIL 1829.
Alas, poor bird ! and has the boist'rous wind Desti-oy'd the object of thy anxious care, And with rude blast, unpitying and unkind, Scatter'd the fragments to the angry air ; And driven thee a houseless wanderer forth To brave the inclement tempests of the north ? Poor little bird ! li...ke thee I built on high A fairy structure, with bright hopes array 'd ; Those hopes, alas ! were quickly doom'd to die, And the gay fabric in the dust was laid; For o'er it blew the infuriate whirlwinds rude Of cutting cold neglect, and base ingratitude. Thus, hapless bird! while I thy fate bemoan, I weep for woes, alas ! too like my own.
78 TO A YOUNG FRIEND, WHO, WITH SOME OTHERS AND MYSELF, HAD REPRE- SENTED CHARACTERS IN MISS PORTEr's BEAUTIFUE NOVEL OF ' THE SCOTTISH CHIEFS. ' My dear Isabella !
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adelina Martha Nealds to read onlineMoreLess
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