The Poems of Felicia Hemans
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AXD is there sadness in thy dreams, my boy? AY hat should the cloud be made of ? Blessed child !
Thy spirit, borne upon a breeze of joy, [mild : All day hath ranged through sunshine clear, yet And nowthou tremblest ! wherefore? in^ysoul There lies no past, no future. Thou hast heard Xo sound of presage from the distance roll, Thy heart bears traces of no arrowy word.
From thee no love hath gone ; thy mind's young eye Hath look'd not into death's, and thence become A questioner of mute e...ternity, A weary searcher for a viewless home : Xor hath thy sense been quickend unto pain By feverish watching for some step beloved : Free are thy thoughts, an ever-changeful train, Glancing like dewdrops, and as lightly moved.
Yet now, on billows of strange passion toss'd, How art thou wilder'd in the cave of sleep ! My gentle child ! midst what dim phantoms lost, Thus in mysterious anguish dost thou weep 1 Awake ! they sadden me those early tears, First gushings of the strong, dark river's flow, That must o'ersweep thy soul with coming years, Th' unfathomable flood of human woe !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BTCHBR.
AXD is there sadness in thy dreams, my boy? AY hat should the cloud be made of ? Blessed child !
Thy spirit, borne upon a breeze of joy, [mild : All day hath ranged through sunshine clear, yet And nowthou tremblest ! wherefore? in^ysoul There lies no past, no future. Thou hast heard Xo sound of presage from the distance roll, Thy heart bears traces of no arrowy word.
From thee no love hath gone ; thy mind's young eye Hath look'd not into death's, and thence become A questioner of mute e...ternity, A weary searcher for a viewless home : Xor hath thy sense been quickend unto pain By feverish watching for some step beloved : Free are thy thoughts, an ever-changeful train, Glancing like dewdrops, and as lightly moved.
Yet now, on billows of strange passion toss'd, How art thou wilder'd in the cave of sleep ! My gentle child ! midst what dim phantoms lost, Thus in mysterious anguish dost thou weep 1 Awake ! they sadden me those early tears, First gushings of the strong, dark river's flow, That must o'ersweep thy soul with coming years, Th' unfathomable flood of human woe !
What to read after The Poems of Felicia Hemans?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Felicia Dorothea Browne Hemans to read onlineMoreLess
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