Poetical Recollections
Poetical Recollections
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ibwEET flow'ret of May, * thou art faded and gone, — Yet in mem'ry how fresh doth thy image appear, To her who had lov'd thee so deeply — so long — ■ It is heard in her sigh — it is seen in her tear !
And sacred to all be the tear of regret, For we feel the Almighty permits it to flow; And if we read Scripture, we cannot forget, That Jesus our Saviour, for Laz'rus did so.
And thou, tender Mother, may'st weep for thy child* The hope of thy fond love— thy Blossom of May, * Alluding to her birth, ...which was in May.
RECOLLECTIONS. 55 In mind so acconiplish'd— in manners so mild, She was snatcli'd from thy arms in the morn of her day.
The' sorrow her raantle of sable cast o'er thee, Tho' the peace of thy bosom grief sought to destroy, Ah ! weep not, sad mourner, -she 's gone but before ''\hpe, ^ •£o, pi'?pafrthee a seat in the kingdom of joy.
Religion can sooth e'en the sad heart of anguish.
When the world's empty pleasures nolonger delight. And tho' for a season the spirit may languish, Yet the beacon of Hope sheds a heavenly light.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ibwEET flow'ret of May, * thou art faded and gone, — Yet in mem'ry how fresh doth thy image appear, To her who had lov'd thee so deeply — so long — ■ It is heard in her sigh — it is seen in her tear !
And sacred to all be the tear of regret, For we feel the Almighty permits it to flow; And if we read Scripture, we cannot forget, That Jesus our Saviour, for Laz'rus did so.
And thou, tender Mother, may'st weep for thy child* The hope of thy fond love— thy Blossom of May, * Alluding to her birth, ...which was in May.
RECOLLECTIONS. 55 In mind so acconiplish'd— in manners so mild, She was snatcli'd from thy arms in the morn of her day.
The' sorrow her raantle of sable cast o'er thee, Tho' the peace of thy bosom grief sought to destroy, Ah ! weep not, sad mourner, -she 's gone but before ''\hpe, ^ •£o, pi'?pafrthee a seat in the kingdom of joy.
Religion can sooth e'en the sad heart of anguish.
When the world's empty pleasures nolonger delight. And tho' for a season the spirit may languish, Yet the beacon of Hope sheds a heavenly light.
What to read after Poetical Recollections?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Owen to read onlineMoreLess
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