Rural Poems
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VI.
A LOVER'S heart hath no repose "Tis ever muttering in his ear The story of his joys and woes ; The light remote, the shadow near.
And Leon, penning his fleecy stock, Felt hope as painful as despair, While, one by one, Heaven's starry flock Came up the fields of air.
True shepherd, like the men of old, He knew to call each as it came ; And, as the flock leapt in the fold, Each had a starry name. G 3 86 SYLVIA; OR, THE LAST SHEPHERD.
There, clustered close in slumbrous peace, He gazed on them... with shepherd pride, And saw each deep and pillowy fleece Through Sylvia's soft hands glide.
In that still hour, where none might mark, He leaned against the shadowy bars ; Soft tearlight blurred the deepening dark, And doubled all the stars.
And starlike, through the valley dim, The tapers shot their guiding rays : But one there was which seemed to him To set the night a-blaze.
To his impatient feet it flowed, A stream of gold along the sod ; Then, like the road to glory, glowed The love -lit path he trod.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VI.
A LOVER'S heart hath no repose "Tis ever muttering in his ear The story of his joys and woes ; The light remote, the shadow near.
And Leon, penning his fleecy stock, Felt hope as painful as despair, While, one by one, Heaven's starry flock Came up the fields of air.
True shepherd, like the men of old, He knew to call each as it came ; And, as the flock leapt in the fold, Each had a starry name. G 3 86 SYLVIA; OR, THE LAST SHEPHERD.
There, clustered close in slumbrous peace, He gazed on them... with shepherd pride, And saw each deep and pillowy fleece Through Sylvia's soft hands glide.
In that still hour, where none might mark, He leaned against the shadowy bars ; Soft tearlight blurred the deepening dark, And doubled all the stars.
And starlike, through the valley dim, The tapers shot their guiding rays : But one there was which seemed to him To set the night a-blaze.
To his impatient feet it flowed, A stream of gold along the sod ; Then, like the road to glory, glowed The love -lit path he trod.
What to read after Rural Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Buchanan Read to read onlineMoreLess
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