Poems
Poems
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55 That danced about my study-wall, as darker grew the night.
I mused on what my life had been in all its lonely bliss, And whether there would ever dawn a brighter day than this ; Whether another's smile would cheer the pilgrim- age of life, And shine my pathway over, a gentle, loving wife.
And thus I mused, as glimmered the firelight in the gloom, Till very strange it seemed to me, that quiet student-room.
I was walking in the moonlight but O, not now alone, My guarding arm was lovingly aroun...d a maiden thrown : All silently we moved along the silver-painted way Our hearts so full we could not speak we had not what to say ; But silence is most eloquent, when all the world is still, Save the whispers in the branches and the music of the rill.
For then in heavenly harmony the golden heart- bells toll, 56 A CHAPTER FROM BACHELOR REVERIES.
And then in sweet communion is blending soul with soul. O, 'tis a pure and holy thing the deep strong love of youth When life is like a pleasant dream, too beautiful for truth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
55 That danced about my study-wall, as darker grew the night.
I mused on what my life had been in all its lonely bliss, And whether there would ever dawn a brighter day than this ; Whether another's smile would cheer the pilgrim- age of life, And shine my pathway over, a gentle, loving wife.
And thus I mused, as glimmered the firelight in the gloom, Till very strange it seemed to me, that quiet student-room.
I was walking in the moonlight but O, not now alone, My guarding arm was lovingly aroun...d a maiden thrown : All silently we moved along the silver-painted way Our hearts so full we could not speak we had not what to say ; But silence is most eloquent, when all the world is still, Save the whispers in the branches and the music of the rill.
For then in heavenly harmony the golden heart- bells toll, 56 A CHAPTER FROM BACHELOR REVERIES.
And then in sweet communion is blending soul with soul. O, 'tis a pure and holy thing the deep strong love of youth When life is like a pleasant dream, too beautiful for truth.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Brown Kendall to read onlineMoreLess
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