The Lawgiver And Other Poems
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And you, my dear and social friend, In lonely hours may weep, But Hope, supporter of the soul, Will living embers keep. You need not ask if in my heart You'll still remembered be, For were I ne'er to meet you more, You'd be in mind by me.
I've parted thus with many a friend, Delightful, pure, and true; 126 To My Friend, H- Have sighed to have them far away, And so 'twill be with you. Be pleasures e'er your joyous lot, And happiness your doom; A balm to soothe each touch and pain, And peace beyo...nd the tomb. How soon that tender farewell comes ; Soon parted we must be; But once again the thought I'll urge, That you'll remember me.
THE THIRD FLOWER.
WE'LL bless the day, if thus it be Again on life's fair flower That beam of fond affection shines, To cheer this lonely hour.
We hope 'tis well; may every glow Of bliss around you smile; That everything on earth be sweet, And naught that sweetness guile.
Fair flower, he caught in early doom, To know a mother's care; Fair flower, endowed with timely gifts, To spend in fragrance there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And you, my dear and social friend, In lonely hours may weep, But Hope, supporter of the soul, Will living embers keep. You need not ask if in my heart You'll still remembered be, For were I ne'er to meet you more, You'd be in mind by me.
I've parted thus with many a friend, Delightful, pure, and true; 126 To My Friend, H- Have sighed to have them far away, And so 'twill be with you. Be pleasures e'er your joyous lot, And happiness your doom; A balm to soothe each touch and pain, And peace beyo...nd the tomb. How soon that tender farewell comes ; Soon parted we must be; But once again the thought I'll urge, That you'll remember me.
THE THIRD FLOWER.
WE'LL bless the day, if thus it be Again on life's fair flower That beam of fond affection shines, To cheer this lonely hour.
We hope 'tis well; may every glow Of bliss around you smile; That everything on earth be sweet, And naught that sweetness guile.
Fair flower, he caught in early doom, To know a mother's care; Fair flower, endowed with timely gifts, To spend in fragrance there.
What to read after The Lawgiver And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Roseboom to read onlineMoreLess
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