The Horse Shoe a Poem Spoken Before the Phi Beta Kappa Society in Cambridge Ju
The Horse Shoe a Poem Spoken Before the Phi Beta Kappa Society in Cambridge Ju
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The organ's swell, the hymn that triumph sings, Bear not her soul on upward-soaring wings ; Earthward they float her, where, her home beside, The forest's arms defend the rippling tide. As, pleased, the moon her dimpling face surveys, And gilds the flatterer brook with silver rays, Love in two hearts his brighter self beholds, And, glad, his mirrors with his light enfolds ; Quick press the questions on the soft reply, That bares each feeling to the lover's eye ; The new-born raptures change to ...longings fast, And, all her future his, he craves her past.
16 THE HORSE-SHOE.
One thought she speaks not, how can lips express The love that fills her with its sweet excess ? One thought he asks not, for he sees it veil The eye, that droops while his would tell its tale ; Feels the quick throb an answering throb impart, And hears it pulsate to his echoing heart.
As still old memories through her bosom burn, Back with the music's hush her thoughts return ; The dooming cross the steel-clad warrior bears, And vows ne'er broken give his life to prayers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The organ's swell, the hymn that triumph sings, Bear not her soul on upward-soaring wings ; Earthward they float her, where, her home beside, The forest's arms defend the rippling tide. As, pleased, the moon her dimpling face surveys, And gilds the flatterer brook with silver rays, Love in two hearts his brighter self beholds, And, glad, his mirrors with his light enfolds ; Quick press the questions on the soft reply, That bares each feeling to the lover's eye ; The new-born raptures change to ...longings fast, And, all her future his, he craves her past.
16 THE HORSE-SHOE.
One thought she speaks not, how can lips express The love that fills her with its sweet excess ? One thought he asks not, for he sees it veil The eye, that droops while his would tell its tale ; Feels the quick throb an answering throb impart, And hears it pulsate to his echoing heart.
As still old memories through her bosom burn, Back with the music's hush her thoughts return ; The dooming cross the steel-clad warrior bears, And vows ne'er broken give his life to prayers.
What to read after The Horse Shoe a Poem Spoken Before the Phi Beta Kappa Society in Cambridge Ju?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Brooks Felton to read onlineMoreLess
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