Poems
Poems
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Life's sands run on The wayward child is now All that foreboding tongues erst prophesied; Reflection's cloud has darken'd on the brow, And all youth promised, Time has not denied, T 274 OBM8 BY BLIZA COOK.
The checks have less of roundness and of red, The grey eye has become more softly deep; The lips are thinner, but the spirit slied Around them tells that Feeling does not sleep.
And still he takes the lonely way, and still He saunters idly, seeming to love best That which he loved of old the ...wimpling rill, And the thick wood that holds the owlet's nest.
Yet does he lean against the straggling tree, "When Summer flings her blossoms at his feet ; And still he thinks the whirring of the bee And distant tinkling sheep-bell, music sweet.
Yet does he wander on a starry night ; Yet will he stand to watch the bulrush nod ; Still will he hold upon the mountain height Close questioning with Nature and its GOD.
What is he ? Hark ! the busy voice of Fame Sounds 'neath the household roof from heart to heart; And heralds forth his glory and his name, In notes whose echoes never shall depart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Life's sands run on The wayward child is now All that foreboding tongues erst prophesied; Reflection's cloud has darken'd on the brow, And all youth promised, Time has not denied, T 274 OBM8 BY BLIZA COOK.
The checks have less of roundness and of red, The grey eye has become more softly deep; The lips are thinner, but the spirit slied Around them tells that Feeling does not sleep.
And still he takes the lonely way, and still He saunters idly, seeming to love best That which he loved of old the ...wimpling rill, And the thick wood that holds the owlet's nest.
Yet does he lean against the straggling tree, "When Summer flings her blossoms at his feet ; And still he thinks the whirring of the bee And distant tinkling sheep-bell, music sweet.
Yet does he wander on a starry night ; Yet will he stand to watch the bulrush nod ; Still will he hold upon the mountain height Close questioning with Nature and its GOD.
What is he ? Hark ! the busy voice of Fame Sounds 'neath the household roof from heart to heart; And heralds forth his glory and his name, In notes whose echoes never shall depart.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cook Eliza to read onlineMoreLess
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