The Poetical Works of Alonzo Lewis
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1831 .
EPITHALAMIUM.
Awake ! awake ! my harp 1 And bring thy choicest strain, Come from the shadow of yon willow dark, Where thou — unstrung — 3i6 MISCELLANEOUS.
In peaceful semblancy so long hast lain, What time the winds of winter sharp, Through the dry branches of the doddered oak, At silent midnight rung ; While the lone traveller o'er the dreary plain, Hath haply heard the creeping breeze, Low moaning mid thy chords upon the ground ; And as thy tones in sadness spoke, With fainting heart a...nd trembling knees, Has started at the sound.
Harp of the north ! awake !
With all thy bounding chords !
And let the rocks, And the deep-echoing caves — As the red sun in splendor burns, When he returns From the translucent waves, Where he at moonlight hour, retired to slake His bright refulgent locks — Remurmur to thy words.
Touch the deep chords, Apollo ! now, And wake bright music with thy powerful hand ; And let the graceful sister band, The muses, with their sparkling eyes, And negligent attire, Twine, with their rosy fingers, round thy brow, MISCELLANEOUS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1831 .
EPITHALAMIUM.
Awake ! awake ! my harp 1 And bring thy choicest strain, Come from the shadow of yon willow dark, Where thou — unstrung — 3i6 MISCELLANEOUS.
In peaceful semblancy so long hast lain, What time the winds of winter sharp, Through the dry branches of the doddered oak, At silent midnight rung ; While the lone traveller o'er the dreary plain, Hath haply heard the creeping breeze, Low moaning mid thy chords upon the ground ; And as thy tones in sadness spoke, With fainting heart a...nd trembling knees, Has started at the sound.
Harp of the north ! awake !
With all thy bounding chords !
And let the rocks, And the deep-echoing caves — As the red sun in splendor burns, When he returns From the translucent waves, Where he at moonlight hour, retired to slake His bright refulgent locks — Remurmur to thy words.
Touch the deep chords, Apollo ! now, And wake bright music with thy powerful hand ; And let the graceful sister band, The muses, with their sparkling eyes, And negligent attire, Twine, with their rosy fingers, round thy brow, MISCELLANEOUS.
What to read after The Poetical Works of Alonzo Lewis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alonzo Lewis to read onlineMoreLess
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