The Poetical Works of Henry Kirke White And James Grahame With Memoirs Critic
The Poetical Works of Henry Kirke White And James Grahame With Memoirs Critic
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And welcome, oh ! thou silent maid, Who in some foggy vault art laid, Where never daylight's dazzling ray Comes to disturb thy dismal sway ; And there amid unwholesome damps dost sleep, In such forgetful slumbers deep, That all thy senses stupified Are to marble petrified. 20 Sleepy Death, I welcome thee !
Sweet are thy calms to misery. , H>6 KlKKH WHITE'S POETICAL WORKS.
Poppies 1 will ask no more, 23 Nor the fatal hellebore ; Death is the best, the only cure, His are Blumbers ever sure.
Lav m...o in the Gothic tomb, In whose solemn fretted gloom I may lie in mouldering state, With all the grandeur of the great : 30 Over me, magnificent, Carve a stately monument ; Then thereon my statue lay, With hands in attitude to pray, And angels serve to hold my head, Weeping o'er the father dead.
Duly too at close of day Let the pealing organ play ; And while the harmonious thunders roll, Chant a vesper to my soul : 40 Thus how sweet my sleep will be, Shut out from thoughtful misery!
ATIIANATOS.
Away with Death — away With all her sluggish sleeps and chilling damps, Impervious to the day, Where nature sinks into inanity !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And welcome, oh ! thou silent maid, Who in some foggy vault art laid, Where never daylight's dazzling ray Comes to disturb thy dismal sway ; And there amid unwholesome damps dost sleep, In such forgetful slumbers deep, That all thy senses stupified Are to marble petrified. 20 Sleepy Death, I welcome thee !
Sweet are thy calms to misery. , H>6 KlKKH WHITE'S POETICAL WORKS.
Poppies 1 will ask no more, 23 Nor the fatal hellebore ; Death is the best, the only cure, His are Blumbers ever sure.
Lav m...o in the Gothic tomb, In whose solemn fretted gloom I may lie in mouldering state, With all the grandeur of the great : 30 Over me, magnificent, Carve a stately monument ; Then thereon my statue lay, With hands in attitude to pray, And angels serve to hold my head, Weeping o'er the father dead.
Duly too at close of day Let the pealing organ play ; And while the harmonious thunders roll, Chant a vesper to my soul : 40 Thus how sweet my sleep will be, Shut out from thoughtful misery!
ATIIANATOS.
Away with Death — away With all her sluggish sleeps and chilling damps, Impervious to the day, Where nature sinks into inanity !
What to read after The Poetical Works of Henry Kirke White And James Grahame With Memoirs Critic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Kirke White to read onlineMoreLess
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