The Irish On the Prairies And Other Poems
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The hazy curtains seem to rise, revealing The long-sought beauties of thy raagic shore !
II.
The silv'ry lakes ! what solemn awe around them, Embosom'd safely midst the mountains brown ! The heathy cliffs, the waving forests bound them ; Lugduff, the giant, proudly looketh down.
GlcndalojtgJi. 79 The Summer sun at mid-day softly peepeth Adown the heather, o'er the shadow'd streams.
The gloomy lake awhile in silence sleepeth, Then wakes and smiles amidst the sunny beams !
III.
So grand, so solem...n seems the silence reigning Across the glen in Summer's sweetest hour, That Nature, weari'd, here in peace remaining Awhile, is slave to Slumber's witching pow'r. She scarcely breathes beside the streamlet sigh ing, Beneath the pines that guard the sobbing lake, Till Autumn leaves, beside the waters lying, With rustling voices bid the sleepers wake !
IV.
A home was here for sainted hermit glowing With burning love and wondrous faith divine !
A calm retreat for youth in virtue growing, Where Nature's God could have a fitting shrine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The hazy curtains seem to rise, revealing The long-sought beauties of thy raagic shore !
II.
The silv'ry lakes ! what solemn awe around them, Embosom'd safely midst the mountains brown ! The heathy cliffs, the waving forests bound them ; Lugduff, the giant, proudly looketh down.
GlcndalojtgJi. 79 The Summer sun at mid-day softly peepeth Adown the heather, o'er the shadow'd streams.
The gloomy lake awhile in silence sleepeth, Then wakes and smiles amidst the sunny beams !
III.
So grand, so solem...n seems the silence reigning Across the glen in Summer's sweetest hour, That Nature, weari'd, here in peace remaining Awhile, is slave to Slumber's witching pow'r. She scarcely breathes beside the streamlet sigh ing, Beneath the pines that guard the sobbing lake, Till Autumn leaves, beside the waters lying, With rustling voices bid the sleepers wake !
IV.
A home was here for sainted hermit glowing With burning love and wondrous faith divine !
A calm retreat for youth in virtue growing, Where Nature's God could have a fitting shrine.
What to read after The Irish On the Prairies And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thos Ambrose Butler to read onlineMoreLess
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