The Kingdom Gained And Other Poems
The Kingdom Gained And Other Poems
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, Whose dust now in the grave-yard lies ; Her rosy cheeks were fair to see, And bright as stars her dark blue eyes, And softly curled her golden hair, Like gilded clouds in distant skies ; But sadly now her vacant chair Stands empty, since its owner dies.
Like music soft, we heard her voice, Like angel fair, we saw her form In childish play and sport rejoice ; Alas! from us too soon she's torn. Oh ! could we see that dimpled hand, Those pleading looks, which haunt us still, As she asked her mam...ma, from the pan Her little painted cup to fill.
Where are the toys with which she played, Where are her little hat and dress?
Her toys are in the drawer laid, With hat and shoes, and all the rest.
I know for her we shall not weep, For doubtless she has gone to rest ; In Heaven we Shall See Them. 183 Her soul in silence doth not sleep God called her home, He thought it best.
Again, a dark and lonely night, When earth and air were hushed and still, In shades of gloom and dim moonlight, Again death's cup for us was filled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, Whose dust now in the grave-yard lies ; Her rosy cheeks were fair to see, And bright as stars her dark blue eyes, And softly curled her golden hair, Like gilded clouds in distant skies ; But sadly now her vacant chair Stands empty, since its owner dies.
Like music soft, we heard her voice, Like angel fair, we saw her form In childish play and sport rejoice ; Alas! from us too soon she's torn. Oh ! could we see that dimpled hand, Those pleading looks, which haunt us still, As she asked her mam...ma, from the pan Her little painted cup to fill.
Where are the toys with which she played, Where are her little hat and dress?
Her toys are in the drawer laid, With hat and shoes, and all the rest.
I know for her we shall not weep, For doubtless she has gone to rest ; In Heaven we Shall See Them. 183 Her soul in silence doth not sleep God called her home, He thought it best.
Again, a dark and lonely night, When earth and air were hushed and still, In shades of gloom and dim moonlight, Again death's cup for us was filled.
What to read after The Kingdom Gained And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dudley Hughes Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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