The American Female Poets With Biographical And Critical Notices
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NOT on this earth, beloved, shall we meet; Not in this weary world of sighs and tears, Where life is meted out by days and years, Shall we again our plighted faith repeat; But in some mansion blest, Where happy spirits rest, Some star perchance in space, whose far-off light Gleam d on thy upturned brow, when first you swore To love me always, love me evermore, Passion s bright dawn, that set in darkest night. In loneliness and silence oft I gaze Upon the midnight glories of the skies, When worl...d on world man s feeble sense defies ; Till overwhelm d by the refulgent blaze 16 (181) 182 MRS. SWIFT. Of Deity reveal d, my soul is still d, And with its immortality is fill d. Ah! then for thee, in deep but wordless prayer, My spirit, as if borne on angel-wings, Pleads for thee with the mighty King of kings, To guide and guard thee safe through every snare. For both, the sorrow that makes desolate, Hath brimm d a cup whose anguish and dismay Withered the spring-buds of life s early day; Dreamers upon the brink of adverse fate, With childlike trust its stormy billows greeting, At morn s farewell, and evening s blessed meeting; Love threw his rainbow on the coming cloud, And Faith, the angel of this world of tears, Pointed with radiant brow to future years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
NOT on this earth, beloved, shall we meet; Not in this weary world of sighs and tears, Where life is meted out by days and years, Shall we again our plighted faith repeat; But in some mansion blest, Where happy spirits rest, Some star perchance in space, whose far-off light Gleam d on thy upturned brow, when first you swore To love me always, love me evermore, Passion s bright dawn, that set in darkest night. In loneliness and silence oft I gaze Upon the midnight glories of the skies, When worl...d on world man s feeble sense defies ; Till overwhelm d by the refulgent blaze 16 (181) 182 MRS. SWIFT. Of Deity reveal d, my soul is still d, And with its immortality is fill d. Ah! then for thee, in deep but wordless prayer, My spirit, as if borne on angel-wings, Pleads for thee with the mighty King of kings, To guide and guard thee safe through every snare. For both, the sorrow that makes desolate, Hath brimm d a cup whose anguish and dismay Withered the spring-buds of life s early day; Dreamers upon the brink of adverse fate, With childlike trust its stormy billows greeting, At morn s farewell, and evening s blessed meeting; Love threw his rainbow on the coming cloud, And Faith, the angel of this world of tears, Pointed with radiant brow to future years.
What to read after The American Female Poets With Biographical And Critical Notices?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline May to read onlineMoreLess
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