Sonnets And Other Poems volume 2
Sonnets And Other Poems volume 2
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The tear that falls from pitying Friendship's eye, May sooth, to peace, the hapless child of Grief, Yield to the throb of pain a soft relief, And bid the heaving breast forget to sigh.
Yet, brilliant trembler, still pursue thy course; Though not to give the balm of Peace is thine, The tear of Grief the bosom may refine, Till pure as waters bubbling from their source, Effac'd by thee, each crime shall be forgiv'n, And Mercy's Angel call my soul tolleav'n.
89 SONNET XXIX.
TO A TREE WHICH BELONGED... TO MY BELOVED BROTHER.
Oh ever sacred Plant, with joy I view The gentle Spring thy wasted strength restore ; For long the Saint, whose loss I still deplore, Cherish'd thy tender branches as they grew.
Near thee does Tenderness her vigils keep, And oft bedews thee with her sacred tears, And still, as each expanding bud appears, Affec tion loves to watch thy growth and weep.
Bui smiling Faith forsakes the realms of light, Wipes, with her wing, the tears which dimm'd mine eyes, And points the starry mansions of the Skies, Where my lov'd Brother tastes unmix'd delight; Awak'd, like thee, from Winter's Deathlike gloom, And rob'd, by Spring, in Heaven's Unfading Bloom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The tear that falls from pitying Friendship's eye, May sooth, to peace, the hapless child of Grief, Yield to the throb of pain a soft relief, And bid the heaving breast forget to sigh.
Yet, brilliant trembler, still pursue thy course; Though not to give the balm of Peace is thine, The tear of Grief the bosom may refine, Till pure as waters bubbling from their source, Effac'd by thee, each crime shall be forgiv'n, And Mercy's Angel call my soul tolleav'n.
89 SONNET XXIX.
TO A TREE WHICH BELONGED... TO MY BELOVED BROTHER.
Oh ever sacred Plant, with joy I view The gentle Spring thy wasted strength restore ; For long the Saint, whose loss I still deplore, Cherish'd thy tender branches as they grew.
Near thee does Tenderness her vigils keep, And oft bedews thee with her sacred tears, And still, as each expanding bud appears, Affec tion loves to watch thy growth and weep.
Bui smiling Faith forsakes the realms of light, Wipes, with her wing, the tears which dimm'd mine eyes, And points the starry mansions of the Skies, Where my lov'd Brother tastes unmix'd delight; Awak'd, like thee, from Winter's Deathlike gloom, And rob'd, by Spring, in Heaven's Unfading Bloom.
What to read after Sonnets And Other Poems volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martha Hanson to read onlineMoreLess
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