Poems And Songs
Poems And Songs
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Sweet were the days I used to spend With Jeannie by my side, When we would stray at evening's calm.
By yonder silv'ry tide.
Ah! could it be that I might hope To gain your tender heart, I'm sure a love like hers that's gone On me you would impart.
34 POEMS AND SONGS.
You'd make me happy 'midst despair- I'd start in life anew ; I'd watch thee with a priceless love, And be forever true.
But if I cannot gain your heart, I fain would ask one kiss; 'Twould bring me close to her again, Who dwells in h...eavenly bliss.
BY THE GRAVE.
Alone, beside the silent grave In pensiveness I stood, And gazed upon the sacred spot In meditative mood.
Nought but the sound of Sabbath bells Disturbed the hallowed place; And though their chimes were solemn like, They rang me notes of grace.
I thought upon the form that lay Beneath the verdant sod, Whose soul had taken flight to heaven, To live in peace with God.
Her tender heart was purer than The silv'ry crystal stream, Her life was happiness and joy — An ever pleasant dream.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sweet were the days I used to spend With Jeannie by my side, When we would stray at evening's calm.
By yonder silv'ry tide.
Ah! could it be that I might hope To gain your tender heart, I'm sure a love like hers that's gone On me you would impart.
34 POEMS AND SONGS.
You'd make me happy 'midst despair- I'd start in life anew ; I'd watch thee with a priceless love, And be forever true.
But if I cannot gain your heart, I fain would ask one kiss; 'Twould bring me close to her again, Who dwells in h...eavenly bliss.
BY THE GRAVE.
Alone, beside the silent grave In pensiveness I stood, And gazed upon the sacred spot In meditative mood.
Nought but the sound of Sabbath bells Disturbed the hallowed place; And though their chimes were solemn like, They rang me notes of grace.
I thought upon the form that lay Beneath the verdant sod, Whose soul had taken flight to heaven, To live in peace with God.
Her tender heart was purer than The silv'ry crystal stream, Her life was happiness and joy — An ever pleasant dream.
What to read after Poems And Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Harvey to read onlineMoreLess
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