Poems
Poems
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The sun of cheerfulness perhaps awhile may gleam, And hide thy sickly wither'd form from Mem'ry's sight, 23 Till unrelenting Sorrow, with her busy hand Tears the thin transient veil which shielded thee from view, And shows the fall'n blossom that once icas hap- piness.
But who is she that stands with placid silent air, Contemplating' thy fate ? 'tis lovely Hope, who cries, Grieve not, ye feeble mortals, at its sudden fall ; How could it e'er survive ? nipp'd in the tender bud By chill neglect, ...blighted by sorrow's killing frost, And blasted by the dark mildew of unkindness; The wretched soil of earth is much too low and poor To raise a tender plant so eminently fair : It rannot bloom except in heaven, and there alone It will expand and live to all eternity.
c 1 25 TO DEATH.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sun of cheerfulness perhaps awhile may gleam, And hide thy sickly wither'd form from Mem'ry's sight, 23 Till unrelenting Sorrow, with her busy hand Tears the thin transient veil which shielded thee from view, And shows the fall'n blossom that once icas hap- piness.
But who is she that stands with placid silent air, Contemplating' thy fate ? 'tis lovely Hope, who cries, Grieve not, ye feeble mortals, at its sudden fall ; How could it e'er survive ? nipp'd in the tender bud By chill neglect, ...blighted by sorrow's killing frost, And blasted by the dark mildew of unkindness; The wretched soil of earth is much too low and poor To raise a tender plant so eminently fair : It rannot bloom except in heaven, and there alone It will expand and live to all eternity.
c 1 25 TO DEATH.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susanna Pizey to read onlineMoreLess
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