Poems And Songs of Cornwall
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the ravishing sense Of bewildering passion and wild romance, In the subtil spirit of thy perfume, ft Comes as a vision my heart to illume. ^M ?^gr"— — ^ • — ' ■ ,4 MORTIMER.
Thy robes adorned with the rainbow's hues !
Thy burning heart nourished by silver dews !
Thou art wooed by each young and wandering breeze From twilight forests and tossing seas.
O, crown and splendour of flowers and stars, Lorn queen of dreams who to olden wars Hast given a name, and graced the page Now eaten and worn by r...uinous age.
Still meet me, and greet me, and fill me with joy ; Thou hast given me youth, and I feel as the boy On whom thy wild beauty in glory first beamed, In the days — ah ! those days — when he dreamed.
MORTIMER.
QO Mortimer was buried, and the town ^ Came out to follow at his funeral; And to the stranger's question at the inn, ' Who was this Mortimer ? " the answer came, — ' One of a little strolling company Of players, who roamed up and down the land, And stayed at every county town, until Their audience fell away, or they had used Their pieces up, when gaily they would strike Their leaky booth, and go." One came to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the ravishing sense Of bewildering passion and wild romance, In the subtil spirit of thy perfume, ft Comes as a vision my heart to illume. ^M ?^gr"— — ^ • — ' ■ ,4 MORTIMER.
Thy robes adorned with the rainbow's hues !
Thy burning heart nourished by silver dews !
Thou art wooed by each young and wandering breeze From twilight forests and tossing seas.
O, crown and splendour of flowers and stars, Lorn queen of dreams who to olden wars Hast given a name, and graced the page Now eaten and worn by r...uinous age.
Still meet me, and greet me, and fill me with joy ; Thou hast given me youth, and I feel as the boy On whom thy wild beauty in glory first beamed, In the days — ah ! those days — when he dreamed.
MORTIMER.
QO Mortimer was buried, and the town ^ Came out to follow at his funeral; And to the stranger's question at the inn, ' Who was this Mortimer ? " the answer came, — ' One of a little strolling company Of players, who roamed up and down the land, And stayed at every county town, until Their audience fell away, or they had used Their pieces up, when gaily they would strike Their leaky booth, and go." One came to me.
What to read after Poems And Songs of Cornwall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Dryden Hosken to read onlineMoreLess
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