The Poems of Francis Hingeston
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liut not one thought shall pass away — One sacred thought that e'er was thine ; And in my weary heart's decay, In memory's saddest, last decline, Each feeling still shall turn to thee — With fond remembrance of the past, And still thy cherished name shall be A charm — a spell-word to the last.
45 IV I MAY SHARE THY SMILES AND TEARS.
If I may share thy smiles and tears — Thy bright or cloudy day — I shall not heed how months and years May come or pass away : But love and joy my course shall guid...e O'er life's uncertain sea ; And hush'd the wind, and smooth the tide, Where'er that course may be.
If Fortune o'er my years should cast Her bright unclouded beam, And all my future hours be past Like one enchanted dream ; Or if the hand of Fate should blight Each joy of mortal birth, And Love's diviner, purer light Come dimly to the Earth : 46 KIS
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
liut not one thought shall pass away — One sacred thought that e'er was thine ; And in my weary heart's decay, In memory's saddest, last decline, Each feeling still shall turn to thee — With fond remembrance of the past, And still thy cherished name shall be A charm — a spell-word to the last.
45 IV I MAY SHARE THY SMILES AND TEARS.
If I may share thy smiles and tears — Thy bright or cloudy day — I shall not heed how months and years May come or pass away : But love and joy my course shall guid...e O'er life's uncertain sea ; And hush'd the wind, and smooth the tide, Where'er that course may be.
If Fortune o'er my years should cast Her bright unclouded beam, And all my future hours be past Like one enchanted dream ; Or if the hand of Fate should blight Each joy of mortal birth, And Love's diviner, purer light Come dimly to the Earth : 46 KIS
What to read after The Poems of Francis Hingeston?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Hingeston to read onlineMoreLess
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