Sonnets And Other Poems
Sonnets And Other Poems
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too soon those meteors fade. Like orient gleams on April morn.
As clouds on clouds, in gathering shade. O'er all their gorgeous tints are borne, — And leave the Wanderer, spell-betrayed. To mourn their fitful glory gone !
Ah yes ! though bright are Fancy's glows, And bright the smiles by false Hope shed, - More sweet, more true, — the heart's repose. When o'er the past, by Memory led, Fond Melancholy weeps her woes Amid the mansions of the dead !
74 STANZAS.
On I visit not My couch of dreamless... sleep, When even thou shall be forgot By this so faithful breast ; But let the Stranger watch my silent rest, With eyes that will not weep !
75 Oh ! come not, iviaid I I crave no sigh from thee, E'en when the mouldering frame is laid Beneath the cold dull grave : For the Yew shall moan, and the Night-wind rave, A fitting dirge for me !
Weep not, dear Love !
While grief were agony, — Wait, 'till the balm of time remove The fever of the brain, And sweet, though mournful, dreams alone remain Of me and misery !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
too soon those meteors fade. Like orient gleams on April morn.
As clouds on clouds, in gathering shade. O'er all their gorgeous tints are borne, — And leave the Wanderer, spell-betrayed. To mourn their fitful glory gone !
Ah yes ! though bright are Fancy's glows, And bright the smiles by false Hope shed, - More sweet, more true, — the heart's repose. When o'er the past, by Memory led, Fond Melancholy weeps her woes Amid the mansions of the dead !
74 STANZAS.
On I visit not My couch of dreamless... sleep, When even thou shall be forgot By this so faithful breast ; But let the Stranger watch my silent rest, With eyes that will not weep !
75 Oh ! come not, iviaid I I crave no sigh from thee, E'en when the mouldering frame is laid Beneath the cold dull grave : For the Yew shall moan, and the Night-wind rave, A fitting dirge for me !
Weep not, dear Love !
While grief were agony, — Wait, 'till the balm of time remove The fever of the brain, And sweet, though mournful, dreams alone remain Of me and misery !
What to read after Sonnets And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richardson David Lester to read onlineMoreLess
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