Songs And Ballads Grave And Gay
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Credulous of all that's good !
Boast of all the bliss you've brought them.
Give imagination scope ; Disappointment hath not taught them To mistrust the dreams of hope.
69 MY HEART IS OPPRESSED TO-DAY.
Oh, leave me to my sorrow, For my heart's oppressed to-day.
Oh, leave me, and to-morrow Dark shadows may pass away.
There's a time when all that grieves us Is felt with a deeper gloom ; There's a time when hope deceives us As we dream of days to come.
In winter from the mountain The stream like a ...torrent flows.
In summer the same fountain Is calm as a child's repose.
In grief the first pangs wound us, And tears of despair gush on, — Time brings new flowers around us.
And the tide of grief is gone.
Then heed not my pensive hours, Nor bid me be cheerful now ; Can sunshine raise the flowers That droop on a blighted bough ?
The lake in the tempest wears not The brightness its slumber wore ; The heart of the mourner cares not For joys that were dear before.
70 THE GRENADIER.
Okies William, when just come from sea, " Does any one know my Annette ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Credulous of all that's good !
Boast of all the bliss you've brought them.
Give imagination scope ; Disappointment hath not taught them To mistrust the dreams of hope.
69 MY HEART IS OPPRESSED TO-DAY.
Oh, leave me to my sorrow, For my heart's oppressed to-day.
Oh, leave me, and to-morrow Dark shadows may pass away.
There's a time when all that grieves us Is felt with a deeper gloom ; There's a time when hope deceives us As we dream of days to come.
In winter from the mountain The stream like a ...torrent flows.
In summer the same fountain Is calm as a child's repose.
In grief the first pangs wound us, And tears of despair gush on, — Time brings new flowers around us.
And the tide of grief is gone.
Then heed not my pensive hours, Nor bid me be cheerful now ; Can sunshine raise the flowers That droop on a blighted bough ?
The lake in the tempest wears not The brightness its slumber wore ; The heart of the mourner cares not For joys that were dear before.
70 THE GRENADIER.
Okies William, when just come from sea, " Does any one know my Annette ?
What to read after Songs And Ballads Grave And Gay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Haynes Bayly to read onlineMoreLess
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