Sketches of Southport And Other Poems
Sketches of Southport And Other Poems
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"A thing of beauty is a joy for ever !" Said he, who saw with heavenly h'ght How fair was hill, and sky, and river, And all that captivates the sight.
So said I, when I first beheld The park of Seedley at its best, That all my brightest dreams excelled — Where all may freely roam or rest.
There lusty bees, with bagpipe drone. Unsteady hung o'er prosperous bowers, Or dropped where choicest blooms are grown. And whisper'd something to the flowers.
Since then, like titled lord or squire. But happi...er, I have sat and read The books that noble thoughts inspire - The living voices of the dead !
81 Not that my books absorb my time ; For what I read will wait of me, While, for a space, I leave the rhyme.
To gaze on lawn, or lake, or tree.
'Tis true we have no murmuring stream, And but a lake witli grassy sides.
Where, like a pageant in a dream, The swan upon her image rides.
And ducklings, only just alive, Can swim, by older ducks untaught : The children laugh to see them dive — Ah me ! they fill my mind with thought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"A thing of beauty is a joy for ever !" Said he, who saw with heavenly h'ght How fair was hill, and sky, and river, And all that captivates the sight.
So said I, when I first beheld The park of Seedley at its best, That all my brightest dreams excelled — Where all may freely roam or rest.
There lusty bees, with bagpipe drone. Unsteady hung o'er prosperous bowers, Or dropped where choicest blooms are grown. And whisper'd something to the flowers.
Since then, like titled lord or squire. But happi...er, I have sat and read The books that noble thoughts inspire - The living voices of the dead !
81 Not that my books absorb my time ; For what I read will wait of me, While, for a space, I leave the rhyme.
To gaze on lawn, or lake, or tree.
'Tis true we have no murmuring stream, And but a lake witli grassy sides.
Where, like a pageant in a dream, The swan upon her image rides.
And ducklings, only just alive, Can swim, by older ducks untaught : The children laugh to see them dive — Ah me ! they fill my mind with thought.
What to read after Sketches of Southport And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thos Thomas Costley to read onlineMoreLess
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