The City of the Desert And Other Poems
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22 SONG.
Air" Fleuve du Tage. " OH, think of me but half as oft As I shall think of thee, When far, far sever' d, we may meet But in the memory ! I would not bid a tear-drop fall, I would not ask a sigh ; 'Twould only show an aching heart, And dim a lovely eye.
No let the merry laugh of yore King just as joyously ; Let sadness cloud thy brow no more ; But, oh ! still think of me.
SONG. 23 Awake, awake the blithesome song I once so loved to hear, And as thou singest, oh, believe My spirit linger...s near !
And when the thoughts of other days Come floating o'er the soul, Which, bright as stars in yonder sky, Through Memory's heaven roll, Oh, sigh not o'er the happy past As if the dream gave pain ! But smile perchance thy winning smile May woo it back again !
24 CONGEATULATOEY YEESES ON THE MABR1AGB AND ARRIVAL AT CULZEAN CASTLE, AYRSHIRE, OF THE MOST NOBLE THE MARQUIS AND MARCHIONESS OF AILSA.
THE harp, the harp ! On this auspicious day Shall Echo slumber on the mountain side ? Shall Carrick wake no tributary lay, To welcome Ailsa and his lovely bride ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
22 SONG.
Air" Fleuve du Tage. " OH, think of me but half as oft As I shall think of thee, When far, far sever' d, we may meet But in the memory ! I would not bid a tear-drop fall, I would not ask a sigh ; 'Twould only show an aching heart, And dim a lovely eye.
No let the merry laugh of yore King just as joyously ; Let sadness cloud thy brow no more ; But, oh ! still think of me.
SONG. 23 Awake, awake the blithesome song I once so loved to hear, And as thou singest, oh, believe My spirit linger...s near !
And when the thoughts of other days Come floating o'er the soul, Which, bright as stars in yonder sky, Through Memory's heaven roll, Oh, sigh not o'er the happy past As if the dream gave pain ! But smile perchance thy winning smile May woo it back again !
24 CONGEATULATOEY YEESES ON THE MABR1AGB AND ARRIVAL AT CULZEAN CASTLE, AYRSHIRE, OF THE MOST NOBLE THE MARQUIS AND MARCHIONESS OF AILSA.
THE harp, the harp ! On this auspicious day Shall Echo slumber on the mountain side ? Shall Carrick wake no tributary lay, To welcome Ailsa and his lovely bride ?
What to read after The City of the Desert And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pseud Oxoniensis to read onlineMoreLess
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