The Haunted Barque And Other Poems
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SPEAK kindly of each faded one, That's joined the dreamless dead ; By them is heard your lightest tone, Your inmost soul is read : Their spirits fill the viewless air, Unseen, but ever near ; In midnight dark, in noonday's glare, Each unkind word they hear.
Speak kindly 'twere an awful thing That one on earth belied, Who bravely soared with wounded wing Above affliction's tide His worth and goodness all unknown, A son of Grief and Care, When sleeping in the churchyard lone, Should hear us wrong... him there !
78 SPEAK KINDLY OF THE DEAD.
Speak softly, gently of the dead !
The land to which they're gone, Perchance ourselves we soon shall tread, Like them with features wan. Then 'twere a painful thing to hear As we unseen of men, Roam mid the scenes in life so dear Our memories wronged by them !
The summer air that floats along, Is scenled with the breath Of spirits ; and like plaintive song Of swan at hour of death, I hear their voices when alone At twilight hour I roam, Like music round celestial throne, Where seraphs have their home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SPEAK kindly of each faded one, That's joined the dreamless dead ; By them is heard your lightest tone, Your inmost soul is read : Their spirits fill the viewless air, Unseen, but ever near ; In midnight dark, in noonday's glare, Each unkind word they hear.
Speak kindly 'twere an awful thing That one on earth belied, Who bravely soared with wounded wing Above affliction's tide His worth and goodness all unknown, A son of Grief and Care, When sleeping in the churchyard lone, Should hear us wrong... him there !
78 SPEAK KINDLY OF THE DEAD.
Speak softly, gently of the dead !
The land to which they're gone, Perchance ourselves we soon shall tread, Like them with features wan. Then 'twere a painful thing to hear As we unseen of men, Roam mid the scenes in life so dear Our memories wronged by them !
The summer air that floats along, Is scenled with the breath Of spirits ; and like plaintive song Of swan at hour of death, I hear their voices when alone At twilight hour I roam, Like music round celestial throne, Where seraphs have their home.
What to read after The Haunted Barque And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Curtiss Hine to read onlineMoreLess
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