Poems of the Aftermath
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And the fire-flies flash their unseen flight.
While the fading shore and twilight glimmer Merge in darkness, and 'tis Night.
May, \9\% Nature J 03 THE GOLDEN ARGOSY In the mind's unfathomed deep, still the voice Of Hope is heard, echoing evermore In song: divine, from Fancy's harbor shore; Inspiring: thought, which makes the heart rejoice.
That in Life's grinding round, so brief in joys.
So oft despairing, with of faith no store.
Angelic moments come, to tide us o'er The Evil shoal which hinder...s or destroys* On Life's Sea in stormy-hours, near and far Their watch cries out, their bells all golden chime.
To board their Argosy and o'er the bar.
Triumphant on the conquering tide of time.
We'll pass the harbor floodgate's awful Star, And make with joy the Port we sail to find* Sonnet IIL July, 1920.
THE BORDERLAJNTD THE WINDING STREAM Nature t07 THE BORDERLAND Bttt look, the gffass all gflimmering gfteen In mingling beattty now is seen; Where Winter, loth to go.
Has spread beneath the budding trees His carpet thin of melting snow^ April, J920.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the fire-flies flash their unseen flight.
While the fading shore and twilight glimmer Merge in darkness, and 'tis Night.
May, \9\% Nature J 03 THE GOLDEN ARGOSY In the mind's unfathomed deep, still the voice Of Hope is heard, echoing evermore In song: divine, from Fancy's harbor shore; Inspiring: thought, which makes the heart rejoice.
That in Life's grinding round, so brief in joys.
So oft despairing, with of faith no store.
Angelic moments come, to tide us o'er The Evil shoal which hinder...s or destroys* On Life's Sea in stormy-hours, near and far Their watch cries out, their bells all golden chime.
To board their Argosy and o'er the bar.
Triumphant on the conquering tide of time.
We'll pass the harbor floodgate's awful Star, And make with joy the Port we sail to find* Sonnet IIL July, 1920.
THE BORDERLAJNTD THE WINDING STREAM Nature t07 THE BORDERLAND Bttt look, the gffass all gflimmering gfteen In mingling beattty now is seen; Where Winter, loth to go.
Has spread beneath the budding trees His carpet thin of melting snow^ April, J920.
What to read after Poems of the Aftermath?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richardson, Oscar to read onlineMoreLess
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