Poems
Poems
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English words are whispered In that dying ear, Kind and pitying accents, But he cannot hear Wife and Children's voices Rise the stranger's o'er, They alone are standing His dim eyes before.
" Meine arme Kinder !
Meine arme Frau ! " Still the pale lips murmur While death chills the brow- None the weight of sorrow From his heart may move, He is sorely burdened With his earthly love.
He is drawing nearer, Nearer to the goal Where the body severs Union with the soul " Meine arme Kinder !
Meine arme... Frau ! " Death that wail of anguish Stills forever now.
99 THE LOST ATLANTIS.
" There is a legend that it (Atlantis) may ever and anon be seen from the coast of Galway, shining dimly in the light of the setting sun, though never to be trod by mortal footstep more. " AT eve, when the sun is setting Off Erin's storm-beat shore, And the weary day forgetting Its toils so nearly o'er, They tell us in ancient story A vision there may be Of the long-lost land of glory Across the western sea.
With ever-varying splendour The shifting clouds unfold Now gorgeous and then tender, Now purple and then gold ; Now hues no earthly fingers E'er traced to charm the eye, Then pale the soft light lingers Upon the darkening sky.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
English words are whispered In that dying ear, Kind and pitying accents, But he cannot hear Wife and Children's voices Rise the stranger's o'er, They alone are standing His dim eyes before.
" Meine arme Kinder !
Meine arme Frau ! " Still the pale lips murmur While death chills the brow- None the weight of sorrow From his heart may move, He is sorely burdened With his earthly love.
He is drawing nearer, Nearer to the goal Where the body severs Union with the soul " Meine arme Kinder !
Meine arme... Frau ! " Death that wail of anguish Stills forever now.
99 THE LOST ATLANTIS.
" There is a legend that it (Atlantis) may ever and anon be seen from the coast of Galway, shining dimly in the light of the setting sun, though never to be trod by mortal footstep more. " AT eve, when the sun is setting Off Erin's storm-beat shore, And the weary day forgetting Its toils so nearly o'er, They tell us in ancient story A vision there may be Of the long-lost land of glory Across the western sea.
With ever-varying splendour The shifting clouds unfold Now gorgeous and then tender, Now purple and then gold ; Now hues no earthly fingers E'er traced to charm the eye, Then pale the soft light lingers Upon the darkening sky.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Budge to read onlineMoreLess
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