The Cave of Hoonga a Tongaen Tradition in Two Cantos And Other Poems
The Cave of Hoonga a Tongaen Tradition in Two Cantos And Other Poems
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Wherever now thy place of rest, I know that happiness is thine ; I feel (how conscious !) thou art bless'd.
And can I at thy fate repine ? A few more tears, a few more sighs.
May longer mark my lengthen'd day. But soon to thee in happier skies.
My soul shall wing its joyful way !
THE NIGHTINGALE'S SONG TO THE ROSE.
W H Y bloom 80 near my pensive bower.
In radiant beauty dazzling rose ? I love thee not, thou smiling flower, Unfit companion for my woes ! Though poets idly feign and sing, * That t...hee I woo in blooming spring.
When dewy twilights close. A bride too gay thou art for me, And mine is love too sad for thee !
* " "th* nightingale on seeing the rose become* iutoxicated, and loses the reins of prudence, \c' See PbrsUii Fablk.
K 74 MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.
They say thou weep'st but O ! thy tears, Thy silver tears, are those of bliss ! They say thou sigh'st but sweet thy fears, 'Tis when the infant zephyrs kiss ! And when the morn in eastern bower Is painting twilight's paly flower Half hid in weeping mists ; With joy expands thy fluttering breast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wherever now thy place of rest, I know that happiness is thine ; I feel (how conscious !) thou art bless'd.
And can I at thy fate repine ? A few more tears, a few more sighs.
May longer mark my lengthen'd day. But soon to thee in happier skies.
My soul shall wing its joyful way !
THE NIGHTINGALE'S SONG TO THE ROSE.
W H Y bloom 80 near my pensive bower.
In radiant beauty dazzling rose ? I love thee not, thou smiling flower, Unfit companion for my woes ! Though poets idly feign and sing, * That t...hee I woo in blooming spring.
When dewy twilights close. A bride too gay thou art for me, And mine is love too sad for thee !
* " "th* nightingale on seeing the rose become* iutoxicated, and loses the reins of prudence, \c' See PbrsUii Fablk.
K 74 MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.
They say thou weep'st but O ! thy tears, Thy silver tears, are those of bliss ! They say thou sigh'st but sweet thy fears, 'Tis when the infant zephyrs kiss ! And when the morn in eastern bower Is painting twilight's paly flower Half hid in weeping mists ; With joy expands thy fluttering breast.
What to read after The Cave of Hoonga a Tongaen Tradition in Two Cantos And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isabella Hindmarsh to read onlineMoreLess
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