The Poems, Sacred, Passionate, And Humorous ...
The Poems, Sacred, Passionate, And Humorous ...
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y Google 184 WILLIS'S POEMS.
LORD IVON.
Yes — and I heard the cry Of thy small " piping mouth" as 'twere a call From my remembering star. I waited only Thy mother's strength to bear the common shock Of death within the doors. She rose at last, And, oh I so sweetly pale I And thou, my child \ My heart misgave me as I look'd upon thee ; But he was ever at her side whose name She murmur'd in her sleep ; and, lingering on To drink a little of thy sweetness more Before I died, I watch'd their stolen... love As she had been my daughter, with a pure, Passionless joy that I should leave her soon To love him as she would. I know not how To tell thee more. * * * * * * * * Come, sweet ! she is not worthy Of tears like thine and mine I ***** She fled and left me The very night I The poison was prepared — - And she had been a widow with the morn Rich as G-olconda I As the midnight chimed, My star rose. Gazing on its mounting orb, I raised the chalice — but a weakness came Over my heart ; and, taking up the lamp, I glided to her chamber, and removed The curtains for a last, a parting look Upon my child.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
y Google 184 WILLIS'S POEMS.
LORD IVON.
Yes — and I heard the cry Of thy small " piping mouth" as 'twere a call From my remembering star. I waited only Thy mother's strength to bear the common shock Of death within the doors. She rose at last, And, oh I so sweetly pale I And thou, my child \ My heart misgave me as I look'd upon thee ; But he was ever at her side whose name She murmur'd in her sleep ; and, lingering on To drink a little of thy sweetness more Before I died, I watch'd their stolen... love As she had been my daughter, with a pure, Passionless joy that I should leave her soon To love him as she would. I know not how To tell thee more. * * * * * * * * Come, sweet ! she is not worthy Of tears like thine and mine I ***** She fled and left me The very night I The poison was prepared — - And she had been a widow with the morn Rich as G-olconda I As the midnight chimed, My star rose. Gazing on its mounting orb, I raised the chalice — but a weakness came Over my heart ; and, taking up the lamp, I glided to her chamber, and removed The curtains for a last, a parting look Upon my child.
What to read after The Poems, Sacred, Passionate, And Humorous ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Willis, Nathaniel Parker, 1806-1867 to read onlineMoreLess
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