The Poems of Wilfred Campbell
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she dreamed on the slopes, and she gazed far to sea, And she looked long to mountainward waiting, Till the wistful eyes dimmed, and the trusting heart broke In the tryst of the years in Glen Eila !
88 POEMS OF WILFRED CAMPBELL Till a slumber more kind than the heart of a man Took her peaceful at last to its keeping : And the stars peep at night, and the mountains look down On the grave where my dead love is sleeping.
My henchmen are many, my castle walls old, And my station the pride of my peop...le; But I put it all by, with this world and its lie, And I long for the slopes of Glen Eila.
I long for the brachen, the blue slopes of heather. The purpling peaks in the twilight; And a far away voice, and a long vanished face, That gleams from the slopes of Glen Eila.
And oft when I weary of statecraft and rout, And the simper of dame and court-lady ; I wander, in dreams, to the heatherhill gleams, And the glen that I trod with my Mahri.
And I see her sweet face, and I touch her soft hand, And the years roll back with their shadow Of dim dreary days to those God-given hours When I wandered the slopes of Glen Eila.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
she dreamed on the slopes, and she gazed far to sea, And she looked long to mountainward waiting, Till the wistful eyes dimmed, and the trusting heart broke In the tryst of the years in Glen Eila !
88 POEMS OF WILFRED CAMPBELL Till a slumber more kind than the heart of a man Took her peaceful at last to its keeping : And the stars peep at night, and the mountains look down On the grave where my dead love is sleeping.
My henchmen are many, my castle walls old, And my station the pride of my peop...le; But I put it all by, with this world and its lie, And I long for the slopes of Glen Eila.
I long for the brachen, the blue slopes of heather. The purpling peaks in the twilight; And a far away voice, and a long vanished face, That gleams from the slopes of Glen Eila.
And oft when I weary of statecraft and rout, And the simper of dame and court-lady ; I wander, in dreams, to the heatherhill gleams, And the glen that I trod with my Mahri.
And I see her sweet face, and I touch her soft hand, And the years roll back with their shadow Of dim dreary days to those God-given hours When I wandered the slopes of Glen Eila.
What to read after The Poems of Wilfred Campbell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilfred Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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