Rhymes On Various Subjects
Rhymes On Various Subjects
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Though Nature to-Jay wear lier suiiulest smile, Dull to me seems tlie laudscape, and gloomy the skies, For he Avhom my soul loved with more tliau Eartli's love. In the clammy embrace of the Terror King lies.
And Nature's bright smile seems but ill to accord With the sorrowful gloom that o'ershadows my brow, And Earth's '* thousand voices, " that erst seemed so sweet, Sound harsh, or discordant, or sad to me now.
Beneath his red coat beat as knightly a heart, As ever pulsated 'neath corslet of s...teel, And he owned, wiiat is rare in tiiis Mammonite age, A hand that would help, and a heart that could feel.
The Crusader. 43 I am told he had faults — there are spots on the sun And 'tis not for friendship those faults to proclaim, But I kneiu him so gentle, so noble, and true, That my ears must be deaf to attacks on his fame.
This garland of wild flowers I lay on his tomb. Rude rhymes from a heart that in life loved him well, Tiie Muse's weak effort in numbers to show Those pangs of the soul which no language can tell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Though Nature to-Jay wear lier suiiulest smile, Dull to me seems tlie laudscape, and gloomy the skies, For he Avhom my soul loved with more tliau Eartli's love. In the clammy embrace of the Terror King lies.
And Nature's bright smile seems but ill to accord With the sorrowful gloom that o'ershadows my brow, And Earth's '* thousand voices, " that erst seemed so sweet, Sound harsh, or discordant, or sad to me now.
Beneath his red coat beat as knightly a heart, As ever pulsated 'neath corslet of s...teel, And he owned, wiiat is rare in tiiis Mammonite age, A hand that would help, and a heart that could feel.
The Crusader. 43 I am told he had faults — there are spots on the sun And 'tis not for friendship those faults to proclaim, But I kneiu him so gentle, so noble, and true, That my ears must be deaf to attacks on his fame.
This garland of wild flowers I lay on his tomb. Rude rhymes from a heart that in life loved him well, Tiie Muse's weak effort in numbers to show Those pangs of the soul which no language can tell.
What to read after Rhymes On Various Subjects?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fergusson William to read onlineMoreLess
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