The Poet the Infidel With Miscellaneous Poems
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L 74 SONNETS.
A BRIGHT farewell, the sun gleamed o'er the vale, As in regret, to leave its beauties green, And the sweet breath of a calm evening gale ; So have I looked on this, my childhood's scene, When home I left. But now, once more I tread, Where oft my feet in boyish glee did trip. Again youth glows, and feelings, long since dead, Awake. Here is the mound, where oft to leap, My gay associates came ; and now I stand Upon its top, where fabled warriors lie ; My limbs move all elastic, and ...my hands Are raised, in vain ! I sit me down to cry, Youth ' s gone ; I'll never know my former joy ; The proud man weeps, at the once happy boy, THE Poet looks upon the heaven, and it alone, Engages all his passion, and high thought ; Earth, and its fading beauties, now have gone, Or, if not altogether, they're forgot, Amongst them lie, in dread array, his fears, Struggling with hope, and all his feelings past ; SONNETS. 75 Earth, with mortality, man's curse appears ; His gloomy dung-eon dreadful as 'tis vast ; When lo !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L 74 SONNETS.
A BRIGHT farewell, the sun gleamed o'er the vale, As in regret, to leave its beauties green, And the sweet breath of a calm evening gale ; So have I looked on this, my childhood's scene, When home I left. But now, once more I tread, Where oft my feet in boyish glee did trip. Again youth glows, and feelings, long since dead, Awake. Here is the mound, where oft to leap, My gay associates came ; and now I stand Upon its top, where fabled warriors lie ; My limbs move all elastic, and ...my hands Are raised, in vain ! I sit me down to cry, Youth ' s gone ; I'll never know my former joy ; The proud man weeps, at the once happy boy, THE Poet looks upon the heaven, and it alone, Engages all his passion, and high thought ; Earth, and its fading beauties, now have gone, Or, if not altogether, they're forgot, Amongst them lie, in dread array, his fears, Struggling with hope, and all his feelings past ; SONNETS. 75 Earth, with mortality, man's curse appears ; His gloomy dung-eon dreadful as 'tis vast ; When lo !
What to read after The Poet the Infidel With Miscellaneous Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Landreth to read onlineMoreLess
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