Poems
Poems
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I saw an infant sleeping, And gazed upon the boy ; How bliss is marr'd by weeping, How tears succeed to joy ! E;ich hope the world beguiling, By its attendant sigh, I saw the babe was smiling, Though the tear was in his eye !
The child became a lover, When years passed o'er his head : He called on all above her, To witness what he said. He woo'd, — he won, — dispelling All his fears in one bright sigh, His heart with joy was swelling, Though the tear was in his eye !
72 STANZAS FOR MUSIC.
Each ...happy day returning He nought but joy espied ; And never thought of mourning, - But one sad day she died ! He could but weep and languish He spoke but in a sigh, Oh, who can paint his anguish, While the tear was in his eye !
73 IMPROMPTU.
How sweet 'tis to ramble tb. Ro' fields of ripe daisies, To catcb tbe soft sigh breatb'd by zephyrs so light ; And sweet 'tis to soar wbere tbe God of all praise is, "When solace we seek from oppression or slight !
But to me who love deeply (alas ! how requited!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I saw an infant sleeping, And gazed upon the boy ; How bliss is marr'd by weeping, How tears succeed to joy ! E;ich hope the world beguiling, By its attendant sigh, I saw the babe was smiling, Though the tear was in his eye !
The child became a lover, When years passed o'er his head : He called on all above her, To witness what he said. He woo'd, — he won, — dispelling All his fears in one bright sigh, His heart with joy was swelling, Though the tear was in his eye !
72 STANZAS FOR MUSIC.
Each ...happy day returning He nought but joy espied ; And never thought of mourning, - But one sad day she died ! He could but weep and languish He spoke but in a sigh, Oh, who can paint his anguish, While the tear was in his eye !
73 IMPROMPTU.
How sweet 'tis to ramble tb. Ro' fields of ripe daisies, To catcb tbe soft sigh breatb'd by zephyrs so light ; And sweet 'tis to soar wbere tbe God of all praise is, "When solace we seek from oppression or slight !
But to me who love deeply (alas ! how requited!
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Cronin to read onlineMoreLess
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