Poems
Poems
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W. 8.
OWHO, unthinking, heedlessly would tread When in his path upon a piece of bread ? — Some outcast dog, perchance, wandering this way, May by its help tlie pangs of hunger stay.
O who would step upon a fallen rose, Which, soiled and tattered, traits of beauty shows ?- Gathered, perchance, by fingers whence it lies, 'T may please some child, and dry his tearful eyes.
Or who would rob a song-bird of its nest, — Its young, its eggs, its shelter and its rest.^— - Perchance, untouched its free s...weet carol may From many a heart drive blank despair away.
Tribiitaiy to Love dr Friendship.
BEAUTY.
How sweet to see a blooming face, When all its loveliness we find A faithful index to express l"he graces of a cultured mind !
How sweet to watch fair Psyche's breast With soft emotions rise and fall, Like, when by gentlest airs impressed. The mountain-lily sighs to all !
Felt is an exquisite delight When sounds of melody we hear ; And beauty s to the ravished sight, As music to the ravished ear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W. 8.
OWHO, unthinking, heedlessly would tread When in his path upon a piece of bread ? — Some outcast dog, perchance, wandering this way, May by its help tlie pangs of hunger stay.
O who would step upon a fallen rose, Which, soiled and tattered, traits of beauty shows ?- Gathered, perchance, by fingers whence it lies, 'T may please some child, and dry his tearful eyes.
Or who would rob a song-bird of its nest, — Its young, its eggs, its shelter and its rest.^— - Perchance, untouched its free s...weet carol may From many a heart drive blank despair away.
Tribiitaiy to Love dr Friendship.
BEAUTY.
How sweet to see a blooming face, When all its loveliness we find A faithful index to express l"he graces of a cultured mind !
How sweet to watch fair Psyche's breast With soft emotions rise and fall, Like, when by gentlest airs impressed. The mountain-lily sighs to all !
Felt is an exquisite delight When sounds of melody we hear ; And beauty s to the ravished sight, As music to the ravished ear.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Watson to read onlineMoreLess
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