Poems
Poems
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Their race is o'er, Nor sunbeam nor breeze shall wake them more.
LINES WRITTEN ON LOCH LOMOND. 123 E'en on the waters, we may not flee Some records of man's mortality.
Oft, in the breast of this peaceful wave Have the gay and the thoughtless ones found a grave.
Here has the young and the fearless died, Chok'd in the grasp of the strangling tide ; Here has the lovely gone down in her bloom, While the tempest has rung the knell of her doom.
Let us move with thoughtful hearts, and slow, For the br...ave and the lovely sleep below.
Over the waters ! but see ! the sweep Of the rising gale has curl'd the deep ; The threat'ning clouds are gath'ring dark, And the skies frown fierce on our helpless bark.
No lingering now of fond delay, Make for the haven ! away— away !
The angry billows behind us roar, And the snowy surf lies thick on the shore.
124 LINES WRITTEN ON LOCH LOMOND.
Make for the haven ! and now more near Its sheltering arms of rock appear ; And now the perilous point is past, And safely we reach the port at last.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their race is o'er, Nor sunbeam nor breeze shall wake them more.
LINES WRITTEN ON LOCH LOMOND. 123 E'en on the waters, we may not flee Some records of man's mortality.
Oft, in the breast of this peaceful wave Have the gay and the thoughtless ones found a grave.
Here has the young and the fearless died, Chok'd in the grasp of the strangling tide ; Here has the lovely gone down in her bloom, While the tempest has rung the knell of her doom.
Let us move with thoughtful hearts, and slow, For the br...ave and the lovely sleep below.
Over the waters ! but see ! the sweep Of the rising gale has curl'd the deep ; The threat'ning clouds are gath'ring dark, And the skies frown fierce on our helpless bark.
No lingering now of fond delay, Make for the haven ! away— away !
The angry billows behind us roar, And the snowy surf lies thick on the shore.
124 LINES WRITTEN ON LOCH LOMOND.
Make for the haven ! and now more near Its sheltering arms of rock appear ; And now the perilous point is past, And safely we reach the port at last.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cornwall, Barry, 1787-1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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