The Fall of the Leaf And Other Poems
The Fall of the Leaf And Other Poems
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III.
And does stern fate that lot deny ? Well ! let no tear disgrace thine eve !
ODE WRITTEN IN A TEMPEST. 43 The power, which rules this raging sea. Is parent of futurity ; And of each wild and angry wave, Can form as soft, as sweet, a grave, As that where banks of violets grow ; Or that where groupes of roses blow.
Then let no tear disgrace thine eye ! Let tempests rage, and waves run high ! They're heralds of eternity !
O D E TO HER WHO WILL UNDERSTAND IT.
WRITTEN AT CRICKHOWEL, BRECONSHTRE....
I.
No bird in thicket, or in cage confined, No hope, that fascinates the wearied mind ; No harp, by Nature's airy fingers strung, Warble such music, as a woman's tongue ! Nor was a tongue of gentle woman-kind Ever so sweetly mellowed to my mind. Then take me, lead me up yon crested hill, By shady forest, or by murmuring rill : Beneath yon rock, or down yon valley deep ; Or lay me down in some cool Guox to sleep : Lead; and I follow; since to thee is given The power of pointing out the road to Heaven !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
III.
And does stern fate that lot deny ? Well ! let no tear disgrace thine eve !
ODE WRITTEN IN A TEMPEST. 43 The power, which rules this raging sea. Is parent of futurity ; And of each wild and angry wave, Can form as soft, as sweet, a grave, As that where banks of violets grow ; Or that where groupes of roses blow.
Then let no tear disgrace thine eye ! Let tempests rage, and waves run high ! They're heralds of eternity !
O D E TO HER WHO WILL UNDERSTAND IT.
WRITTEN AT CRICKHOWEL, BRECONSHTRE....
I.
No bird in thicket, or in cage confined, No hope, that fascinates the wearied mind ; No harp, by Nature's airy fingers strung, Warble such music, as a woman's tongue ! Nor was a tongue of gentle woman-kind Ever so sweetly mellowed to my mind. Then take me, lead me up yon crested hill, By shady forest, or by murmuring rill : Beneath yon rock, or down yon valley deep ; Or lay me down in some cool Guox to sleep : Lead; and I follow; since to thee is given The power of pointing out the road to Heaven !
What to read after The Fall of the Leaf And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Bucke to read onlineMoreLess
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