The Flowers of Calder Dale Poems
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It calls to my mind a long left spot, — A friend to my memory dear, — A scene that will never be forgot While life doth my bosom cheer ; — Tis the last faint word of the sailor boy, As he looks on his mother's face with joy, And bids her cease o'er his loss to mourn, As he doubtless hopes again to return.
'Tis the last faint touch on the painted scene, — 'Tis the heave of the last drawn breath, — 'Tis the golden link that binds between The friends we have on earth ; — 'Tis the solemn sound of t...he funeral note, As once on my ear 'twas wont to float From the sonorous sound of the passing bell, As it rung o'er my wife its fare-thee-well.
One morn as I walked where the primrose was growing, The mistle thrush tuned forth his song in the grove ; Beneath, in the valley the cattle were lowing, — I heard at a distance the sweet cooing dove.
78 FLOWERS OF 'Twas Spring, and all Nature around me was smiling, I thought on the years that had long since gone by ; I looked on my youth, when my time was beguiling In chasing the hoop or the wild butterfly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It calls to my mind a long left spot, — A friend to my memory dear, — A scene that will never be forgot While life doth my bosom cheer ; — Tis the last faint word of the sailor boy, As he looks on his mother's face with joy, And bids her cease o'er his loss to mourn, As he doubtless hopes again to return.
'Tis the last faint touch on the painted scene, — 'Tis the heave of the last drawn breath, — 'Tis the golden link that binds between The friends we have on earth ; — 'Tis the solemn sound of t...he funeral note, As once on my ear 'twas wont to float From the sonorous sound of the passing bell, As it rung o'er my wife its fare-thee-well.
One morn as I walked where the primrose was growing, The mistle thrush tuned forth his song in the grove ; Beneath, in the valley the cattle were lowing, — I heard at a distance the sweet cooing dove.
78 FLOWERS OF 'Twas Spring, and all Nature around me was smiling, I thought on the years that had long since gone by ; I looked on my youth, when my time was beguiling In chasing the hoop or the wild butterfly.
What to read after The Flowers of Calder Dale Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eaton, William E. to read onlineMoreLess
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