Remnants
Remnants
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And we felt such a glow through our frame ; While Love, in delight, shook his wings O'er our hearts till they burst into flame.
We parted, and parted in tears — But the flame which that urchin had nurst. Was burning through long after-years.
As bright and as warm as at first : Till age shed its snows on my head, And my thoughts to new objects could turn ; And ray heart grew so cold and so dead, That 1 wondered it ever could burn.
But now that we meet as of yore, And thine eyes their old lustre ...impart, I feel little Love, as before.
Rekindle his flame in my heart. And if of that fire, once so bright, But a spark in thy bosom remain. May he flutter his pinions of light.
And wake up the embers again !
h §4 THOU WAST NOT THERE.
I STOOD within a brilliant hall, Among the young and gay ; And joyous was the festival, And loud the revelry.
Why was my spirit dark and dull. Where all seemed free from care?
Why was my heart so sorrowful ? — Thou wast not there.
Another sang that simple song I oft had heard from thee ; And merry voices, 'mid the throng, Recalled thy notes of glee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And we felt such a glow through our frame ; While Love, in delight, shook his wings O'er our hearts till they burst into flame.
We parted, and parted in tears — But the flame which that urchin had nurst. Was burning through long after-years.
As bright and as warm as at first : Till age shed its snows on my head, And my thoughts to new objects could turn ; And ray heart grew so cold and so dead, That 1 wondered it ever could burn.
But now that we meet as of yore, And thine eyes their old lustre ...impart, I feel little Love, as before.
Rekindle his flame in my heart. And if of that fire, once so bright, But a spark in thy bosom remain. May he flutter his pinions of light.
And wake up the embers again !
h §4 THOU WAST NOT THERE.
I STOOD within a brilliant hall, Among the young and gay ; And joyous was the festival, And loud the revelry.
Why was my spirit dark and dull. Where all seemed free from care?
Why was my heart so sorrowful ? — Thou wast not there.
Another sang that simple song I oft had heard from thee ; And merry voices, 'mid the throng, Recalled thy notes of glee.
What to read after Remnants?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Author of Odds And Ends to read onlineMoreLess
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