Poems
Poems
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Wake, Ariadne ! Night hath past away With all thy sorrow. See ! the joyous Day Comes dancing o'er the eastern foam. Arise, And shame him with the glory of thine eyes ; They were not made for tears, nor this white breast for sigli Wake, Ariadne ! by thy slumbering side Lyaeus kneels, and woos thee for his bride ; With him to roam from sunny shore to shore, A proud and peerless queen the wide world o'er ; Wake, Ariadne, wake! — be loved ! and weep no more !
91 MONOD Y.
The drifted rain is pelting..., The sodden snow-wreaths melting ; Leafless boughs are creaking To the night-wind's doleful shrieking ; The river runs below, With stilly-gurgling flow. Like the stifled breath of woe : Well-a-day !
Wealth — honour — Avhat are they I 1 H-lusive lights that play Around the dead heart's grave ! Better, methinks, to have Children to climb our knees, 92 MONODY.
Love's cares and charities, Than hollow mocks like these : Well-a-day !
Affection — quiet — health, The wise man's truest wealth, And hast thou sold them all To buy — a Funeral !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wake, Ariadne ! Night hath past away With all thy sorrow. See ! the joyous Day Comes dancing o'er the eastern foam. Arise, And shame him with the glory of thine eyes ; They were not made for tears, nor this white breast for sigli Wake, Ariadne ! by thy slumbering side Lyaeus kneels, and woos thee for his bride ; With him to roam from sunny shore to shore, A proud and peerless queen the wide world o'er ; Wake, Ariadne, wake! — be loved ! and weep no more !
91 MONOD Y.
The drifted rain is pelting..., The sodden snow-wreaths melting ; Leafless boughs are creaking To the night-wind's doleful shrieking ; The river runs below, With stilly-gurgling flow. Like the stifled breath of woe : Well-a-day !
Wealth — honour — Avhat are they I 1 H-lusive lights that play Around the dead heart's grave ! Better, methinks, to have Children to climb our knees, 92 MONODY.
Love's cares and charities, Than hollow mocks like these : Well-a-day !
Affection — quiet — health, The wise man's truest wealth, And hast thou sold them all To buy — a Funeral !
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Nol Joseph Nol Paton to read onlineMoreLess
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