Poems By George Howard, Earl of Carlisle
Poems By George Howard, Earl of Carlisle
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My steps are turn'd to Albion, yet I grieve That this should be my last Italian eve ; And ye, eternal snows, whom now I view From Turin's vale in twilight's roseate hue, Whom Nature to the land a barrier gave Sublime to view, but impotent to save.
Digitized byVjOOQlC ON LEAVING ITALY. 29 Thus the next sun shall o*er you set, but I Must gaze upon it in a colder sky.
My steps are turned to Albion, and oh, shame To son of hers who thrills not at that name.
Call'd by th' inspiring sound before my e...yes My home's lov'd scenes, my country's glories rise.
The free and mighty land that gave me birth, Her moral beauty and her public worth, All that can make the patriot bosom swell — Yet one more sigh — bright Italy farewell.
June 14th, Digitized byVjOOQlC ( 30 ) LORD OF ALL LIFE.
Lord of all life, and strength, and power, and love, Oh not to me, oh not to me, *tis given, To breathe thy name supreme, attun'd above To songs of seraphs and the choir of Heaven.
Oh not to me, to me, 'tis given to soar To thy unmeasured, thy eternal height.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My steps are turn'd to Albion, yet I grieve That this should be my last Italian eve ; And ye, eternal snows, whom now I view From Turin's vale in twilight's roseate hue, Whom Nature to the land a barrier gave Sublime to view, but impotent to save.
Digitized byVjOOQlC ON LEAVING ITALY. 29 Thus the next sun shall o*er you set, but I Must gaze upon it in a colder sky.
My steps are turned to Albion, and oh, shame To son of hers who thrills not at that name.
Call'd by th' inspiring sound before my e...yes My home's lov'd scenes, my country's glories rise.
The free and mighty land that gave me birth, Her moral beauty and her public worth, All that can make the patriot bosom swell — Yet one more sigh — bright Italy farewell.
June 14th, Digitized byVjOOQlC ( 30 ) LORD OF ALL LIFE.
Lord of all life, and strength, and power, and love, Oh not to me, oh not to me, *tis given, To breathe thy name supreme, attun'd above To songs of seraphs and the choir of Heaven.
Oh not to me, to me, 'tis given to soar To thy unmeasured, thy eternal height.
What to read after Poems By George Howard, Earl of Carlisle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George William Frederick Howard Carlisle to read onlineMoreLess
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