Poems And Selections
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Alas ! we can but guess, And dimly dream the night Of death, so dark to us, May usher in new light, And yet we fear the night Too full of clouds may be, To bring those stars to light, Which now we cannot see.
POVIII*.
Our eyes are filled with tears ; For they have searched in vain These many, weary years Of doubt and toil and pain.
A FRAGMENT.
The frost is on the hills, and Summer's work is done. I fain would think that gentle Nature grieves O'er all the lessening splendors of the setting su'n.... The fragile glory of the dropping leaves.
Far over the wide-reaching meadow I see the red sun on the bay ; And slowly night's envious shadow Will darken the light of the day.
But gladly the sun I surrender, For yonder is red-hearted Mars ; And I see that the ravishing splendor Was hiding the liijht of the stars.
stem A VALENTINE.
The waters kiss the earth so green ! The loving earth and sky embrace, And yon bright worlds above, I ween, Keep kissing in the realms of space.
And Night, the goddess eldest born, The pink of modesty and grace, Pants for the earliest kiss of morn, And blushing, hides her starry face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alas ! we can but guess, And dimly dream the night Of death, so dark to us, May usher in new light, And yet we fear the night Too full of clouds may be, To bring those stars to light, Which now we cannot see.
POVIII*.
Our eyes are filled with tears ; For they have searched in vain These many, weary years Of doubt and toil and pain.
A FRAGMENT.
The frost is on the hills, and Summer's work is done. I fain would think that gentle Nature grieves O'er all the lessening splendors of the setting su'n.... The fragile glory of the dropping leaves.
Far over the wide-reaching meadow I see the red sun on the bay ; And slowly night's envious shadow Will darken the light of the day.
But gladly the sun I surrender, For yonder is red-hearted Mars ; And I see that the ravishing splendor Was hiding the liijht of the stars.
stem A VALENTINE.
The waters kiss the earth so green ! The loving earth and sky embrace, And yon bright worlds above, I ween, Keep kissing in the realms of space.
And Night, the goddess eldest born, The pink of modesty and grace, Pants for the earliest kiss of morn, And blushing, hides her starry face.
What to read after Poems And Selections?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E D Rand to read onlineMoreLess
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