The Cosmiad, Sonnets And Rhymes
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We shall dwell in the tower on the banks of the stream, Where the tall cheerful palms throw their wide- spreading shades.
While the music floats wild as the songs of a dream.
When the warblers whirl round mossy tufts o'er the We shall stand in the halls of a court built for kings, We no longer shall brood o'er the pangs of our grief.
Where the ministrant angels on silvery wings.
Bear the balm to our sorrows, to pains their relief.
'Tis the island of Bimini where fountains of youth.
Are forever ...still gushing through nuggets of gold: Where the quaint ancient legend transformed to the truth.
Tells the life of the race that shall never grow old.
On this isle we behold neither laughter nor tears.
THE TEMPEST 137 For no sin, woe or death hath access to these shores ; There's a bright, sunny landscape Avhose radiance cheers^ With Elysian light from the heaven's boundless stores.
In the heat of midsummer, in the dogstar's fierce rage.
Or in winter^s grey air that with bitterness chills ; There the sage with locks silvered with the hoar-frost of age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We shall dwell in the tower on the banks of the stream, Where the tall cheerful palms throw their wide- spreading shades.
While the music floats wild as the songs of a dream.
When the warblers whirl round mossy tufts o'er the We shall stand in the halls of a court built for kings, We no longer shall brood o'er the pangs of our grief.
Where the ministrant angels on silvery wings.
Bear the balm to our sorrows, to pains their relief.
'Tis the island of Bimini where fountains of youth.
Are forever ...still gushing through nuggets of gold: Where the quaint ancient legend transformed to the truth.
Tells the life of the race that shall never grow old.
On this isle we behold neither laughter nor tears.
THE TEMPEST 137 For no sin, woe or death hath access to these shores ; There's a bright, sunny landscape Avhose radiance cheers^ With Elysian light from the heaven's boundless stores.
In the heat of midsummer, in the dogstar's fierce rage.
Or in winter^s grey air that with bitterness chills ; There the sage with locks silvered with the hoar-frost of age.
What to read after The Cosmiad, Sonnets And Rhymes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mansfield, Francis, 1834-1911 to read onlineMoreLess
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