The Northern Harp Containing Songs From the St Lawrence And Forest Melodies
The Northern Harp Containing Songs From the St Lawrence And Forest Melodies
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0, could I meet thee again, Could I mingle once more my prayers with thine, As our voices and hearts were wont to blend In communion all divine.
Or, could I walk by thy side, .
With a hand in thine as we used to roam, 192 FOREST MELODIES.
At balmy mom, and at eventide, Conversing of days to come Or, could I sit on thy knee, And lean my head on thy faithful breast, And hear that voice which has music for me, I should be happy be blest.
Not long hast thou been away, Yet I've counted the days, and... thought them long; There has been less melody far for me, In the zephyr and sweet bird's song.
Less beauty too in the sky, And the blooming flowers since thou hast been gone, I shall watch for thee with an anxious eye, My best, my dearest one.
June 11th, 1848.
I THINK OF HEAVEN.
When morn appears, her pearly gates unclosing, Radiant with beauty in the orient sky, And nature, fresh and fair from long reposing, \ Looks brightly up while lingering shadows fly ; I think of Heaven that clime of the immortal, Whose ceaseless sunlight shines upon the blest, I THINK OF HEAVEN.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
0, could I meet thee again, Could I mingle once more my prayers with thine, As our voices and hearts were wont to blend In communion all divine.
Or, could I walk by thy side, .
With a hand in thine as we used to roam, 192 FOREST MELODIES.
At balmy mom, and at eventide, Conversing of days to come Or, could I sit on thy knee, And lean my head on thy faithful breast, And hear that voice which has music for me, I should be happy be blest.
Not long hast thou been away, Yet I've counted the days, and... thought them long; There has been less melody far for me, In the zephyr and sweet bird's song.
Less beauty too in the sky, And the blooming flowers since thou hast been gone, I shall watch for thee with an anxious eye, My best, my dearest one.
June 11th, 1848.
I THINK OF HEAVEN.
When morn appears, her pearly gates unclosing, Radiant with beauty in the orient sky, And nature, fresh and fair from long reposing, \ Looks brightly up while lingering shadows fly ; I think of Heaven that clime of the immortal, Whose ceaseless sunlight shines upon the blest, I THINK OF HEAVEN.
What to read after The Northern Harp Containing Songs From the St Lawrence And Forest Melodies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marion Albina Purmont Bigelow to read onlineMoreLess
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