Poems of Nature And Sentiment
Poems of Nature And Sentiment
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In a fort built by Caesar or some of his race.
Sweet Ada sat sewing, I, watching her face.
"I believe," said sweet Ada, "your heart is as cold As these rocks, and as hard as the battlements old." She dared not look up with her modest brown eyes, Yet I scarce could help hearing the deeply drawn sighs.
In cigarette smoke I assumed nonchalance And appeared to be scanning the fair coast of France.
Yet oft I confess the horizon was broken, As a kindlier word than was wont would be spoken.
The sun, w...ith a bounty of gold richly blest, In opulent glory sank down to his rest, And when Dian was rising through silvery mist, Was it strange, or a wonder, if Ada I kissed f Beaumont, Isle of Jebsey, 1884.
24 DESTINY "Tu te tiendra$ solitaire et rilencieux." OUT from the silence all alone thou earnest Into that silence thou again must go; A few brief hours of sun and shade thou namest Before an end swift comes to joy or woe.
Then whence the soul, and whither silent goes it!
What lies beyond the morn and eve of life!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In a fort built by Caesar or some of his race.
Sweet Ada sat sewing, I, watching her face.
"I believe," said sweet Ada, "your heart is as cold As these rocks, and as hard as the battlements old." She dared not look up with her modest brown eyes, Yet I scarce could help hearing the deeply drawn sighs.
In cigarette smoke I assumed nonchalance And appeared to be scanning the fair coast of France.
Yet oft I confess the horizon was broken, As a kindlier word than was wont would be spoken.
The sun, w...ith a bounty of gold richly blest, In opulent glory sank down to his rest, And when Dian was rising through silvery mist, Was it strange, or a wonder, if Ada I kissed f Beaumont, Isle of Jebsey, 1884.
24 DESTINY "Tu te tiendra$ solitaire et rilencieux." OUT from the silence all alone thou earnest Into that silence thou again must go; A few brief hours of sun and shade thou namest Before an end swift comes to joy or woe.
Then whence the soul, and whither silent goes it!
What lies beyond the morn and eve of life!
What to read after Poems of Nature And Sentiment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert J Wickenden to read onlineMoreLess
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