Poems Songs And Sonnets
Poems Songs And Sonnets
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An endless labour, dull and vain ; And while your forms are gaily shining.
Your little lives are inly pining !
Nay — but still I fain would dream That ye are happy as ye seem, Deck'd in Oriental pride, By homely British fii-e-side.
115 WHAT I HAVE HEARD.
I've heard the merry voice of spring, When thousand birds their wild notes fling, Here and there, and every where.
Stirring the young and lightsome air ; — I've heard the many-sounding seas.
And all their various harmonies : — The tumbling temp...est's dismal roar.
On the waste and wreck-strew'd shore — The howl and the wail of the prison'd waves, Clamouring in the ancient caves.
Like a stifled pain that asks for pity : — And I have heard the sea at peace.
When all its fearful noises cease.
Lost in one soft and multitudinous ditty.
Most like the murmur of a far off city : — Nor less the blither notes I know.
To which the inland waters flow, — The rush of rocky-bedded rivers.
That madly dash themselves to shivers ; But anon, more prudent growing, O'er countless pebbles smoothly flowing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An endless labour, dull and vain ; And while your forms are gaily shining.
Your little lives are inly pining !
Nay — but still I fain would dream That ye are happy as ye seem, Deck'd in Oriental pride, By homely British fii-e-side.
115 WHAT I HAVE HEARD.
I've heard the merry voice of spring, When thousand birds their wild notes fling, Here and there, and every where.
Stirring the young and lightsome air ; — I've heard the many-sounding seas.
And all their various harmonies : — The tumbling temp...est's dismal roar.
On the waste and wreck-strew'd shore — The howl and the wail of the prison'd waves, Clamouring in the ancient caves.
Like a stifled pain that asks for pity : — And I have heard the sea at peace.
When all its fearful noises cease.
Lost in one soft and multitudinous ditty.
Most like the murmur of a far off city : — Nor less the blither notes I know.
To which the inland waters flow, — The rush of rocky-bedded rivers.
That madly dash themselves to shivers ; But anon, more prudent growing, O'er countless pebbles smoothly flowing.
What to read after Poems Songs And Sonnets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hartley Coleridge to read onlineMoreLess
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