Sunrise Songs
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Here I have drunk the Heliconian waters ; Here I have tasted nectar, and have trod Serene amid the shining sons and daughters Of seraphim, who crowd the courts of God, And on great wings of wonder float and fly : Good-bye !
82 ECHOES FROM AN OLD ATTIC.
When the sun sank, and the tired earth was sleeping, And the dull noises of the day were done, And, through the lattice mystically peeping, The stars, with their eternal faces, shone, Here Heaven would open to my ravished eye : Good-bye !
Good-by...e ! with all the golden dreams I treasured, Here in the silence, when the midnight fell, Dreams of a throbbing universe unmeasured, And of a love stronger than Death or Hell Old room of mine, so strangely near the sky, Good-bye !
LAYS FROM A COUNTRY LANE.
DEDICATION.
TO E. JAMES HALL.
THE wind about my windows blowing Is laden with sad memories ; The years creep slowly on, and, going, Instead of bays, bring cypresses ; And Lethe's stream is dumbly flowing, And soon shall swallow all that is.
But, ere the black and snaky river Shall sweep my songs into that sea Where human fame is lost for ever, I send this little book to thee, An honest friend who failed me never, Nor ever asked a loan of me ; Who understood my aspirations, And loved the ancient town I loved ; LAYS FROM A COUNTRY LANE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here I have drunk the Heliconian waters ; Here I have tasted nectar, and have trod Serene amid the shining sons and daughters Of seraphim, who crowd the courts of God, And on great wings of wonder float and fly : Good-bye !
82 ECHOES FROM AN OLD ATTIC.
When the sun sank, and the tired earth was sleeping, And the dull noises of the day were done, And, through the lattice mystically peeping, The stars, with their eternal faces, shone, Here Heaven would open to my ravished eye : Good-bye !
Good-by...e ! with all the golden dreams I treasured, Here in the silence, when the midnight fell, Dreams of a throbbing universe unmeasured, And of a love stronger than Death or Hell Old room of mine, so strangely near the sky, Good-bye !
LAYS FROM A COUNTRY LANE.
DEDICATION.
TO E. JAMES HALL.
THE wind about my windows blowing Is laden with sad memories ; The years creep slowly on, and, going, Instead of bays, bring cypresses ; And Lethe's stream is dumbly flowing, And soon shall swallow all that is.
But, ere the black and snaky river Shall sweep my songs into that sea Where human fame is lost for ever, I send this little book to thee, An honest friend who failed me never, Nor ever asked a loan of me ; Who understood my aspirations, And loved the ancient town I loved ; LAYS FROM A COUNTRY LANE.
What to read after Sunrise Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Bennett to read onlineMoreLess
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