The Poetical Works of Mrs Felicia Hemans
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Where could the love of that deep heart find rest With aught below?
( 208 ) Thou must have seen rich dream by dream decay, All the bright rose lei ves drop from life away Thrice bless'd to go ! " Yet sigh'd again that breeze-like Voice of grief " Thou art gone hence ! alas ! that aught so brief, So loved should be ; Thou tak'st our summer hence ! the flower, thn tone The music of our being, all in one, Depart with thee !
" Fair form, young spirit, morning vision fled ! Canst thou be of the dead..., the awful dead ?
The dark unknown ?
Yes ! to the dwelling where no footsteps fall. Never again to light up hearth or hall, Thy smile is gone ! " " Home, home ! " once more the exulting Voice arose : " Thou art gone home ! from that divine repose Never to roam !
Never to say farewell, to weep in vain, To read of change, in eyes beloved, again Thou art gone home !
" By the bright waters now thy lot is cast Joy for thee, happy friend ! thy bark hath past The rough sea's foam !
Now the long yearnings of thy soul are still'd, Home !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where could the love of that deep heart find rest With aught below?
( 208 ) Thou must have seen rich dream by dream decay, All the bright rose lei ves drop from life away Thrice bless'd to go ! " Yet sigh'd again that breeze-like Voice of grief " Thou art gone hence ! alas ! that aught so brief, So loved should be ; Thou tak'st our summer hence ! the flower, thn tone The music of our being, all in one, Depart with thee !
" Fair form, young spirit, morning vision fled ! Canst thou be of the dead..., the awful dead ?
The dark unknown ?
Yes ! to the dwelling where no footsteps fall. Never again to light up hearth or hall, Thy smile is gone ! " " Home, home ! " once more the exulting Voice arose : " Thou art gone home ! from that divine repose Never to roam !
Never to say farewell, to weep in vain, To read of change, in eyes beloved, again Thou art gone home !
" By the bright waters now thy lot is cast Joy for thee, happy friend ! thy bark hath past The rough sea's foam !
Now the long yearnings of thy soul are still'd, Home !
What to read after The Poetical Works of Mrs Felicia Hemans?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Felicia Dorothea Browne Hemans to read onlineMoreLess
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