Poems of Egypt And Other Poems
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Who, darting flew away to bring The sunshine on his emerald breast With lovely tints. His suit was pressed.
So lovingly he wooed this gem.
Coquettish flowe: ! 'Twould stoop. "Ahem!
'Tis my deHght to have you try," The tempting rose could only sigh.
Rose, lovely dear, adieu, farewell; I love another, a bluebell, Who always welcomes me at sight, To court sweet flowers is my delight.
Which of the two I love the best ?
The fragrant rose is loveliest.
AND OTHER POEMS 67 SHE WEPT IN SILENCE SHE wept ...in silence ; Those lips that ne'er complain Moved with trembling emotion; Her bosom heaved with broken sobs ; Her hands clasped tightly o'er her face; Bent low her stately head ; Glistening tears trickled through slender fingers, Held suspended, vibrated, Then fell upon that swelling heart, Dewdrops of bitter agony.
A woman weeping in secret sorrow For one whose fate she mourned, But could not change the current.
That eddying tide of doom.
That awful catastrophe.
On whose swift surface rushes Her first love's dreams And her stalwart lord to destruction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who, darting flew away to bring The sunshine on his emerald breast With lovely tints. His suit was pressed.
So lovingly he wooed this gem.
Coquettish flowe: ! 'Twould stoop. "Ahem!
'Tis my deHght to have you try," The tempting rose could only sigh.
Rose, lovely dear, adieu, farewell; I love another, a bluebell, Who always welcomes me at sight, To court sweet flowers is my delight.
Which of the two I love the best ?
The fragrant rose is loveliest.
AND OTHER POEMS 67 SHE WEPT IN SILENCE SHE wept ...in silence ; Those lips that ne'er complain Moved with trembling emotion; Her bosom heaved with broken sobs ; Her hands clasped tightly o'er her face; Bent low her stately head ; Glistening tears trickled through slender fingers, Held suspended, vibrated, Then fell upon that swelling heart, Dewdrops of bitter agony.
A woman weeping in secret sorrow For one whose fate she mourned, But could not change the current.
That eddying tide of doom.
That awful catastrophe.
On whose swift surface rushes Her first love's dreams And her stalwart lord to destruction.
What to read after Poems of Egypt And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas, James W., 1838- to read onlineMoreLess
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