Poems
Poems
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113 Will any be so sweet as this : That when the soul, divinely shaken By that first throbbing pulse of bliss Which bids its slumbering sense awaken, Shall turn to meet its God at last, In that " All hail ! " so sweet and tender ?
Farewell shall evermore be cast From heaven s eternal light and splendor !
Nor, through all time, shall parting rend, Or grief bemoan, or loss dissever, But fair lost hope and fair lost friend Once more our own, be ours forever 1 8 MUSTERED OUT.
WHERE the blessed wint...er sunshine close beside my pallet falls, While I watch its golden glory steal across the white-washed walls, While I hear amid the silence Christmas chime and Christmas shout, I am lying, Faint and dying, Waiting to be mustered out.
Tis the time, I well remember, when I hoped once more to stand Safe within the charmed circle of the joyous household band, Grim, perhaps, with warlike scarring ; proud, per haps, of warlike fame ; Vain my dreaming, Yet in seeming I can think it just the same.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
113 Will any be so sweet as this : That when the soul, divinely shaken By that first throbbing pulse of bliss Which bids its slumbering sense awaken, Shall turn to meet its God at last, In that " All hail ! " so sweet and tender ?
Farewell shall evermore be cast From heaven s eternal light and splendor !
Nor, through all time, shall parting rend, Or grief bemoan, or loss dissever, But fair lost hope and fair lost friend Once more our own, be ours forever 1 8 MUSTERED OUT.
WHERE the blessed wint...er sunshine close beside my pallet falls, While I watch its golden glory steal across the white-washed walls, While I hear amid the silence Christmas chime and Christmas shout, I am lying, Faint and dying, Waiting to be mustered out.
Tis the time, I well remember, when I hoped once more to stand Safe within the charmed circle of the joyous household band, Grim, perhaps, with warlike scarring ; proud, per haps, of warlike fame ; Vain my dreaming, Yet in seeming I can think it just the same.
MUSTERED OUT.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Elizabeth Mcgrath Blake to read onlineMoreLess
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